Greenbelt’s New Deal Cafe to Hold Gala to Raise Money to Stay Open (Sponsored Post)
The New Deal Cafe in Greenbelt is raising money with a gala in October to address financial problems leftover from the coronavirus pandemic.
The New Deal Cafe in Greenbelt is raising money with a gala in October to address financial problems leftover from the coronavirus pandemic.
The New Deal Cafe is looking for a new partner to manage the long-running restaurant in Greenbelt’s historic town center.
The New Deal Cafe, Community Forklift and other businesses along the Route 1 corridor were named winners in the annual Washington City Paper ‘Best of D.C.’ readers’ poll And this year, a surprising number of entrants from the corridor were finalists.
Greenbelt’s 18th Utopia Film Festival will feature 34 films from 17 different countries, including a submission from Hyattsville. Film topics include environment, music, politics, death, and hope.
Greenbelt will mark the 27th anniversary of the New Deal Café on Saturday, Oct. 8, with a free music festival.
Great music continues at Greenbelt’s New Deal Cafe, winner of the City Paper’s “Best Place to Experience Live Music” award. The Cafe now offers an expanded menu and hours, too.
Live music is back in force on the Route 1 corridor, with regular shows at hotspots like Maryland Meadworks and the New Deal Cafe.
Workers at Greenbelt’s New Deal Cafe no longer rely on tips to make their weekly paycheck, a trend in the restaurant industry that’s taking off.
Karim Kmaiha has been serving Lebanese food in Greenbelt for 14 years, but a twist of fate led him to start his own restaurant, Cedars of Lebanon, in 2017.

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