As you drive along Rhode Island Avenue, it’s easy to miss the arrow. Located atop two metal posts in an empty parking lot in Brentwood, the unlit metal arrow points downward to what was once a car sales lot. It’s … Continue reading →

Two coworking spaces are coming to downtown Hyattsville soon. Dream Village, a coworking space aimed at entrepreneurs, is slated to open soon at 5128 Baltimore Ave., in the space next to Tanglewood Works. The brainchild of Eunique Jones Gibson, founder of … Continue reading →

A gourmet raw food market is coming to downtown Hyattsville. Formerly located at Union Market in D.C., Goshen has moved into a space next to Franklins, at 5105 Baltimore Ave., with plans to officially open sometime in February. The Hyattsville … Continue reading →

The Mall at Prince Georges, which is undergoing its biggest renovation in six decades, has updated its schedule of upcoming openings, including adding Express to its lineup. As part of a $30 million renovation, the Hyattsville mall has already added some earthy … Continue reading →

Hyattsville residents hosted 7,300 guests through Airbnb in 2017, making it the fourth most popular city in Maryland last year. The home-sharing website reported that hosts in Hyattsville earned $1 million from stays in the calendar year ending Dec. 31. … Continue reading →

This weekend was not the first time that women have marched on Washington. In fact, one women’s march that took place more than a century ago started in Hyattsville. On July 31, 1913, a group of 500 women traveled from … Continue reading →

Hyattsville started out as a dry town in part because Bladensburg wasn’t. As we noted recently, Hyattsville’s rebirth is being fueled by craft breweries, sales of beer and wine and even a new distillery, meadery, and a Belgian-inspired brewery. But the backstory … Continue reading →