Check Out Jazz Pianist Daniel Weatherspoon’s Music Video Shot in Hyattsville
When jazz pianist Daniel Weatherspoon put together a music video for his single “Lights Out” earlier this year, he chose downtown Hyattsville for his location.
When jazz pianist Daniel Weatherspoon put together a music video for his single “Lights Out” earlier this year, he chose downtown Hyattsville for his location.
With residents anxious about indoor dining and shopping, local businesses and restaurants have made use of their sidewalks and parking lots.
Franklins restaurant is adding a “tiki bar” later this month complete with real sand, bamboo fencing, picnic tables made by local craftsmen and outdoor speakers to play music for that “tiki bar atmosphere.”
Franklins restaurant opened an outdoor biergarten Wednesday for eating and drinking with proper social distancing.
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.
The coronavirus lockdown has hurt many local stores. To help, the SoHy Co-op in Hyattsville is encouraging residents of the Route 1 corridor to shop online at local retailers this Saturday, May 2.
With Maryland now under a stay-at-home order as of March 31, restaurants and craft alcohol producers along the Route 1 corridor are continuing to adapt, with many having moved from takeout to curbside pickup to delivery, offering customers news ways to get their favorite food and drinks.
Hyattsville’s Sangfroid Distilling started production Thursday on hand sanitizer for healthcare professionals and first responders, after a donation of ingredients and manpower from Franklins owner Mike Franklin.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordered all “non-essential” businesses in the state shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, effective 5 p.m. Monday, March. 23.

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