A Bethesda company played a key role in making the Arts District hip. The Washington Post profiled the people behind Streetsense, the company which helped bring Busboys and Poets, Elevation Burger, Yes! Organic Market and Chipotle to the shopping area … Continue reading →

The Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville have become popular with students at the University of Maryland in College Park, according to a recent article in the the student newspaper, The Diamondback. Until recently, dreary roads and dilapidated buildings heading south … Continue reading →

So they paved the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville and put up a parking lot, but they also added these brightly colored big yellow bike racks in front of Busboys & Poets. We’ve spotted a few of the new racks … Continue reading →

The fifth annual Hyattsville Arts Festival is happening at the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville until 5 p.m. today. This year’s lineup includes a lot of Washington-area artists and an impressive lineup of live music.

Big Bad Woof was one of the few stores at the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville without an official storefront sign, but that changed today. The Hyattsville location of the local gourmet pet supply store spent the day hanging up … Continue reading →

Yes! Organic Market is now accessible from Route 1. The grocery store was built with access from the sidewalk as well as the parking lot in back, but a state law kept it from opening both. Under Maryland statute, stores … Continue reading →

Spice 6 is stirring local media attention. The Washington Business Journal wrote a piece today about the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville’s newest eatery. Citybizlist and the Washington Examiner also had items about the new establishment. We were impressed to learn … Continue reading →