Greenbelt Marks Anniversary of the New Deal Cafe With Music Festival (Sponsored Post)
Greenbelt will mark the 27th anniversary of the New Deal Café on Saturday, Oct. 8, with a free music festival.
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Art Show and Party to Celebrate Aaliyah at Creative Saints Loft in Hyattsville (Sponsored Post)
/in Hyattsville/by adminAn art show, party and celebration of the life and legacy of Baby Girl: better known as Aaliyah!
Pure Sweet Indulgence Bakery and Cafe Opens in College Park (Sponsored Post)
/in College Park/by adminLocated at 9658 Baltimore Ave., not far from the intersection with Cherry Hill Road, Pure Sweet Indulgence Bakery and Cafe offers breakfast, lunch, and handcrafted desserts.
Group of Hyattsville Residents Create New Flag Design for the City (Sponsored Post)
/in Hyattsville/by adminIf you look away every time you see the City of Hyattsville’s flag, you are not alone. In many ways, the flag is poorly designed and breaks nearly every rule of good flag design according to the experts, known as vexillologists.
College Park’s Monarch Preschool to Host Community Festival on April 23 (Sponsored Post)
/in College Park/by adminThe College Park preschool will have free popcorn, games and activities suitable for preschoolers as well as tours of the school during its Spring Fling festival.
University Park Church of the Brethren Hosts Easter Breakfast and Egg Hunt (Sponsored Post)
/in College Park, Hyattsville, University Park/by adminAt the annual event on Sunday, April 17, you can get a hearty pancake breakfast followed by an egg hunt for the kids.
Share Your News on the Hyattsville Wire With a Paid Sponsored Post
/in Bladensburg, Brentwoods, College Park, Edmonston, Greenbelt, Hyattsville, Mount Rainier, Riverdale Park, University Park, Woodridge/by Alison BeckwithNow, through a new feature, you can share your own local news release on the Wire through a paid sponsored post.
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