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The Hyattsville Wire is the premier source for lifestyle news for Woodridge, D.C., Mount Rainier, Bladensburg, Edmonston, Brentwood, North Brentwood, Hyattsville, Riverdale Park, University Park, College Park and the greater Route 1 corridor in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., with a focus on dining, arts and culture, history, urban planning, and real estate and development.

Say hello to a brand new Hyattsville Wire!You may have noticed that the Wire looks a little different. Earlier this week...
06/28/2025

Say hello to a brand new Hyattsville Wire!

You may have noticed that the Wire looks a little different. Earlier this week, we went live with a completely rebuilt website, while maintaining a design that is largely unchanged from our 2012 launch. We built the old site from scratch on a WordPress theme that is no longer supported, which was starting to create problems, making the site less usable and limiting our ability to update it. http://bit.ly/4npe9FX -

Earlier this week, the Hyattsville Wire went live with a new design, thanks to a grant from the Anacostia Trails Heritage Area.

Taqueria Habanero officially opened at its new location in College Park. Located at 7410 Baltimore Ave. in the former Ji...
06/28/2025

Taqueria Habanero officially opened at its new location in College Park. Located at 7410 Baltimore Ave. in the former Jimmy John’s location next to Marathon Deli, the new spot marks the end of a nearly two-year saga. The popular D.C.-based Mexican restaurant, which opened a College Park location in 2018, was unceremoniously kicked out of its space in 2023 when the new owners of the shopping center announced they were tearing it down. http://bit.ly/3ZQzbDh -

Located next to Marathon Deli, the new spot marks the end of a nearly two-year saga.

The new owners of the former Campus Village Shoppes center in College Park have announced more details. LV Collective is...
06/28/2025

The new owners of the former Campus Village Shoppes center in College Park have announced more details. LV Collective is now planning to build 288 apartments and 13,715 square feet of retail space, including some previous tenants of the shopping center who were unceremoniously kicked out in 2023. The apartments, which will total 340,000 square feet, will feature high-end amenities such as a ground-floor coffee shop. http://bit.ly/4epsD4F -

LV Collective is now planning to build 288 apartments and 13,715 square feet of retail space, including some previous tenants of the shopping center who were unceremoniously kicked out in 2023.

A Korean barbecue and hotpot restaurant is headed to the Canvas Apartments building in Hyattsville. Located at 5334 Rhod...
06/28/2025

A Korean barbecue and hotpot restaurant is headed to the Canvas Apartments building in Hyattsville. Located at 5334 Rhode Island Ave., near the new Akira Ramen restaurant, KPOT BBQ & Hot Pot is a national chain with more than 100 restaurants, including locations in Laurel, Rockville and Falls Church. The all-you-can-eat restaurant follows the typical format for a Korean barbecue, allowing customers to cook their own food at the table, which is especially fun for a group or family outing. http://bit.ly/4lul8M0 -

KPOT Korean barbecue and hot pot restaurant is coming to the first floor of the Canvas Apartments on Route 1.

A Hyattsville resident is selling specialty-grade Colombian coffee beans on the Route 1 corridor. Nicolas Moreno told th...
06/28/2025

A Hyattsville resident is selling specialty-grade Colombian coffee beans on the Route 1 corridor. Nicolas Moreno told the Hyattsville Wire that he learned about coffee through his Colombian heritage. But after getting more involved in roasting coffee, he decided to start Ritual Specialty Coffee. http://bit.ly/3I2rvI1 -

A Hyattsville resident is selling specialty-grade Colombian coffee beans on the Route 1 corridor.

Manifest Bread recently reopened in a larger space. After closing last July, the popular Riverdale Park bakery has been ...
06/28/2025

Manifest Bread recently reopened in a larger space. After closing last July, the popular Riverdale Park bakery has been selling its bread at the Gateway Farmers Market in Brentwood. Although the original plan was a four-month closure, the renovations ended up taking a total of 10 months. The new space has a larger seating area with around 3,000 square feet, or about 30 seats, for a restaurant that serves sandwiches and pastries. http://bit.ly/4ki6uX8 -

Although the original plan was a four-month closure, the renovations ended up taking a total of 10 months.

Kermit the Frog advised University of Maryland graduates to “leap together” in a recent commencement speech. As the gues...
06/28/2025

Kermit the Frog advised University of Maryland graduates to “leap together” in a recent commencement speech. As the guest speaker for the 2025 graduation ceremonies, the green Muppet urged students to work together and bridge divides in what was billed as a “Kermencement speech.” It came on the 70th anniversary of Kermit’s creation by UMD alum Jim Henson. http://bit.ly/4l89sPl -

Kermit the Frog advised University of Maryland graduates to "leap together" in a commencement speech Thursday.

An upscale Japanese-inspired ice cream shop is coming to Hyattsville this winter. Located in the Canvas Apartments at 35...
06/28/2025

An upscale Japanese-inspired ice cream shop is coming to Hyattsville this winter. Located in the Canvas Apartments at 3554 Baltimore Ave., Snow Crane will serve its unique style of minimalist sundaes and Japanese teas. The restaurant is the brainchild of Takeshi Nishikawa, the former culinary director of Rose’s Restaurant Group, which includes the award-winning Rose’s Luxury and D.C. hotspots such as Pineapple and Pearls, and it has already attracted the attention of D.C. media. http://bit.ly/44Cr2ox -

Located in the Canvas Apartments, Snow Crane will serve its unique style of minimalist sundaes and Japanese teas.

A renovated historic Mount Rainier building dating back to 1947 will soon be adorned with a new mural. Situated at 3510 ...
06/28/2025

A renovated historic Mount Rainier building dating back to 1947 will soon be adorned with a new mural. Situated at 3510 Rhode Island Ave., the 7,000-square-foot building will be entirely enveloped by a mural depicting a great blue heron and lotus flowers along the Anacostia River, created by the city’s 3711 Studios Artist Collective. http://bit.ly/3Thw97l -

A renovated historic Mount Rainier building dating back to 1947 will soon be adorned with a new mural.

The Canvas Apartments in Hyattsville at 5334 Baltimore Ave., next to the Hyattsville Armory, opened earlier this month. ...
06/28/2025

The Canvas Apartments in Hyattsville at 5334 Baltimore Ave., next to the Hyattsville Armory, opened earlier this month. The multi-use development features 285 apartments and several first-floor commercial spaces. Options include studio and one- and two-bedroom apartments ranging from 472 to 1,252 square feet. Rents start at $1,875 and go as high as $3,710 per month. http://bit.ly/3G3Oz8K -

The Canvas Apartments in Hyattsville will hold a grand opening in June with a community art show and event.

A Takoma Park art studio for children and adults is opening a second location in Hyattsville. Located at 4214 Gallatin S...
06/28/2025

A Takoma Park art studio for children and adults is opening a second location in Hyattsville. Located at 4214 Gallatin St., in the former CAMPspace location across the street from the Masonic Lodge, The Loft offers art classes for preschoolers through tweens and adults. The classes typically meet weekly for six weeks, covering a range of topics that include drawing, printing, sculpture, and knitting. Courses for pre-schoolers typically meet during the day, while those for tweens usually meet in the early evening. http://bit.ly/45GTMxz -

A Takoma Park art studio for children and adults is opening a second location in Hyattsville.

Hyattsville’s arts district along Route 1 now features two striking new bus shelters. Their design showcases a dynamic s...
06/28/2025

Hyattsville’s arts district along Route 1 now features two striking new bus shelters. Their design showcases a dynamic swooping roof and curved metal frames reminiscent of Art Nouveau aesthetics. One is located on Jefferson Street, next to the Armory building, and the other is situated on Baltimore Avenue, in front of the new Canvas Apartments. http://bit.ly/3GiKNbz -

Two new shelters in Hyattsville's arts district feature a swooping roofline and Art Nouveau-inspired curved metal framework.

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The Hyattsville Wire is the premier source for lifestyle news for Woodridge, D.C., Mount Rainier, Brentwood, Hyattsville, Riverdale Park, University Park, College Park and the greater Route 1 corridor in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C., with a focus on dining, arts and culture, history, urban planning, and real estate and development. Be sure to browse our calendar to see what’s happening along the Route 1 corridor. Don’t see your event listed? Add it for free! Submissions are usually approved within 24 hours. http://bit.ly/2qPwEJl