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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. Continue reading
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- Tagged Arrow Bicycle, Artist & Craftsman Supply, Brentwood Arts Exchange, Busboys and Poets, College Park Bicycles, Community Forklift, Denizens Brewing Co., Franklins general store, Green Owl Design, Maryland Meadworks, My Dead Aunt's Books, Proteus Bicycles, Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center, Red Onion Records, Relish Market, Sangfroid Distilling, Sew Chic, Sew Creative Lounge, Shortcake Bakery, Streetcar 82 Brewing Co., Sugar Vault, Three Little Birds Sewing, Town Center Market, Vigilante Coffee, Wills Decorating, Zeke's Coffee
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The popular Hyattsville general store, brewery and restaurant distributed roughly 10,000 copies of the old-school glossy toy catalog around the greater D.C. area earlier this month. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
- Tagged alcohol, Franklins brewery, Franklins general store, restaurants, shops
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Mike Franklin didn’t set out to run a restaurant, microbrewery, general store and toy shop. It just ended up that way. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
- Tagged Franklins, Franklins brewery, Franklins general store, Hyattsville, restaurants, Route 1 corridor
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