University of Maryland Students Paint Mural at Art Works Now in Hyattsville
A group of University of Maryland students painted a new mural at the Art Works Now building in Hyattsville.
A group of University of Maryland students painted a new mural at the Art Works Now building in Hyattsville.
Anacostia Trails Heritage Area, a nonprofit based in Hyattsville, is surveying historic buildings along the Route 1 corridor from Baltimore to the D.C. border to help save them.
Dozens of buildings from the mid-20th century along the Route 1 corridor identified as historically significant are at risk of being torn down.
Located outside Art Works Now in Hyattsville, the Little Free Art Shop was a brainchild of founder Barbara Johnson, who noticed during the coronavirus pandemic that some students did not have art supplies at home.
This week Hyattsville’s Maryland Meadworks said goodbye to its betta fish mural as it undergoes a new exterior look.
Hyattsville Elementary School recently added some new public art. Art Works Now partnered with the Hyattsville Elementary Parent-Teacher Association and the Anacostia Watershed Society to put environmental-themed art at some of the designated spaces along the brick wall on Jefferson Street.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought out the best of the Route 1 corridor, with various groups working to make a difference. Here’s a running list of charities and area businesses helping out during the pandemic.
Franklins restaurant will donate a portion of its proceeds on Tuesday, May 5, to Art Works Now, which had to shutter its popular children’s arts programs due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Pizzeria Paradiso will give away 10,000 pizzas over the next 10 weeks to people affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
