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Residents of the Route 1 corridor have been invited to help paint a new mural on an underpass at the West Hyattsville Metro Stations. Continue reading
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A project to turn a segregation-era barrier between Brentwood and North Brentwood into a historic park is moving ahead after a delay due to the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
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A D.C. dance company is using the music of Sufjan Stevens to reflect on the last two years in a new show at Joe’s Movement Emporium in Mount Rainier. Continue reading
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An arts teacher at DeMatha Catholic High School recently completed a large-scale mural honoring the school’s namesake and its 75th anniversary adding to the public art scene on the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
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A new pop-up art gallery in Hyattsville that’s on display through Jan. 15, 2022, features paintings, sculptures and mixed media features by deaf and hard-of-hearing artists. Continue reading
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Hand-Illustrated Prince George’s County Map by Mount Rainier Designer Now Available
A Mount Rainier designer who specializes in artistic maps of D.C. area neighborhoods has added a new map of Prince George’s County to her colorful collection. Continue reading
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Inside Beltsville’s Surprisingly Thorough Smokey Bear Collection
The National Agricultural Library in Beltsville maintains a thorough collection of memorabilia related to the iconic wildfire spokesman Smokey Bear. Continue reading
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