View Flier The Hyattsville Mayor and City Council will conduct a Public Hearing on Wednesday, June 9, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. to allow residents and all interested parties the opportunity […]
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Press: You are Cordially Invited…Hyattsville CDC Celebrates Third Anniversary
Sunday, March 7, 2004 — 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Hyattsville Community Development Corporation (HyCDC) will mark its third anniversary on March 7, 2004 with a public gathering featuring […]
Read morePress: Art In Hyattsville
(View FULL STORY online on The Hyattsville City Reporter) Mural Project: In the coming weeks also look for the installation of the Centennial Park Mural Project on the side of […]
Read moreTales of a Birds-i-Viewer
By Marjorie Gray (View full story online on Greenbelt News Review) Greenbelter enjoying the natural and artistic beauties of our town, I seldom venture into other Prince George’s County communities […]
Read moreArts council, M-NCPPC create 'birds i view' exhibit to boost tourism, profile local artists
By Makeba Scott Hunter (View article online on The Gazette) Soon you may spot “Leonard Birdstein” around town, dressed in a spiffy tux and clasping sheet music. If “Leonard” doesn’t […]
Read morePress: Arts Council, M-NCPPC create Birds I View exhibit to boost tourism, profile local artists
By Makeba Scott Hunter (View FULL STORY online on The Gazette) Soon you may spot “Leonard Birdstein” around town, dressed in a spiffy tux and clasping sheet music. If “Leonard” […]
Read moreThree tenants join arts district
By Nov. 27, 2002 Julia Oliver (View full story online on The Gazette) Maybe Franklins is infectious. Three new arts-related businesses have moved into the Magruder Flatiron building, next door […]
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