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Anacostia Trails Heritage Area (ATHA) invites YOU to our annual free Wintery Mixer! This year we’ll be hosting it at miXt Food Hall in Brentwood. All folks who live, work, make, walk, run, bike, scoot, and/or wheel through Prince George’s … Continue reading
The south side of the park will get a picnic pavilion, game tables, misters, kids’ play equipment and movable lawn seating. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
- Tagged parks, Rhode Island Trolley Trail, SoHy Co-op, The Spot, Yes Organic Market
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Robert J. King Park has been closed since 2022 to install new playground equipment and pavilions and update stormwater and landscaping. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
- Tagged parks, Robert J. King Park
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The towns of Brentwood and North Brentwood will replace an ugly symbol of segregation with art dedicated to racial reconciliation. Continue reading
- Posted in Brentwood
- Tagged history, parks, Windom Road Historic Barrier Park
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The National Arboretum, just off Route 1, normally closes at 5 p.m., but there are some options to see it after hours this summer. Continue reading
- Posted in Bladensburg, Brentwood, College Park, Edmonston, Greenbelt, Hyattsville, Mount Rainier, Riverdale Park, University Park, Woodridge
- Tagged kids, National Arboretum, nature, parks
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Located at 4100 Oliver St. in a woodsy section of historic Hyattsville, Deitz Park has no parking lot and is located at the end of a small path, making it easy to drive past without noticing it. Continue reading
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- Tagged Deitz Park, family, Hyattsville Historic District, kids, parks, playgrounds
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The signs use the same electronic ink screen technology that is used in a Kindle e-reader, which makes them dramatically more efficient than traditional screens. Continue reading
- Posted in College Park, Hyattsville
- Tagged Driskell Park, Heurich Park, Lake Artemesia, parks, Rhode Island Trolley Trail
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