Hyattsville’s Pyramid Atlantic Art Center Looks to Expand Gallery
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center is raising money for an expansion of its gallery space.
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center is raising money for an expansion of its gallery space.
Jennifer Axner, an energetic Hyattsville artist and official U.S. currency engraver, died on April 14. She was 44.
If you need a last-minute holiday gift this weekend and through the end of the year, you have lots of options along the Route 1 corridor that don’t involve online rush ordering, circling parking lots, or standing in long lines. Even better, you can support the local artists, craftsmen, and other small business owners that put this area on the map.
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center is holding an exhibit of 40 prints made by Hyattsville artist Driskell and master printer Curlee Holton starting in 2003. There is no entrance fee.
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.
A new mural featuring the iconography of printmaking is going up on the side of Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in Hyattsville.
Here’s a look at some local shops and retailers on the Route 1 corridor to check out this weekend at the 11th annual Small Business Saturday and throughout the holiday season.
Mia Montgomery intended for her online store to sell children’s clothes on consignment, but when the coronavirus pandemic began, she pivoted to selling masks.
This holiday season, shopping locally could help keep your local artists and independent retailers in business.
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