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Singalong with your neighbors to celebrate our beautiful community! Refreshments will be provided along with lyrics and guidance from Teresa Jiménez, local songwriter and music educator. This month’s theme is {HARMONY} – RSVP and request a song at teresajimenez.com/family-dinner. This … Continue reading

January 24–March 2, 2025 Artist Talk: Saturday, January 25, 3-4pm Opening Reception: Saturday, January 25, 4-6pm In-Person Gallery Hours begin Friday, January 24 Online Gallery Hours begin Saturday, January 25 Image credit: Cycles of Life, Relief wood cut, 2000 by … Continue reading

After years of construction, the Purple Line is starting to take shape as transit shelters have been installed around College Park. Continue reading
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Join us for the Opening Reception! Artist Talk at 5pm and Opening Reception at 6pm Saturday, October 19, 2024. Space is limited for the artist talk. RSVP required. Houston-based artist Carlos Hernandez shares screenprints, collages, and sketchbooks in MIXED UP, … Continue reading

A long-running masonry store in Bladensburg recently added a third mural, bringing an artsy touch to an industrial area off the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
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This week Hyattsville’s Maryland Meadworks said goodbye to its betta fish mural as it undergoes a new exterior look. Continue reading
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Noted D.C. Muralist Found Her Love of Art Growing Up on Route 1
Noted D.C. muralist MISS CHELOVE says her love of art was first sparked by graffiti along Route 1 she saw as a child. The Hyattsville native, who was selected earlier this year to paint a mural at the Mount Rainier Library, would head into D.C. to visit her mother at work at the Library of Congress and the Voice of America. Continue reading
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