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The Hyattsville CDC is dedicated to the revitalization and sustainable development of the Hyattsville community. Founded in the fall of 2000 by community activists, our mission is to develop arts, entertainment, and public spaces; spur economic development and the quality of community life; encourage widespread leadership for community revitalization; and to rebuild the City's commercial corridors. We are both excited and confident in our role as a vital part of Hyattsville’s continuing growth.

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Exclusive of Screening of TEZA
INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR, HAILE GERIMA, COMES TO HYATTSVILLE
TO CELBERATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
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ATHA, INC AND HYATTSVILLE CDC PRESENT EXCLUSIVE SCREENING OF
TEZA,
AN INTERNATIONALLY AWARD WINNING INDEPENDENT FILM
 
 
In celebration of Black History Month, the Anacostia Trails Heritage Area, (ATHA) Inc. and the Hyattsville Community Development Corporation (CDC), in cooperation with the City of Hyattsville , are proud to present the premiere Maryland showing of TEZA , the latest release from world-renowned, independent filmmaker Haile Gerima. A one-week limited engagement of TEZA will begin on February 26th at Regal Entertainment’s Royale Stadium 14, at the University Town Center, in Hyattsville, Maryland. Movie Tickets will be on sale at the Regal Royale’s box office or online at www.fandango.com or
www.regalentertainmentgroup.com.
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Hyattsville CDC Holiday 2009 Newsletter
Image The Hyattsville CDC is pleased to present the Holiday 2009 issue of our newsletter.  To access the newsletter direactly, please click on the link. Be sure to read about the great holiday promotions and events in Hyattsville and throughout the Gateway Arts District.
 
A Pilgrim's Quandary at Post Park Apartments

Alan Binstock's Pilgrim's Quandary© In early 2009, Gateway Arts District artist Alan Binstock won a juried competition for his sculpture called “ A Pilgrim’s Quandary”. The 2000lb sculpture was finally installed in October 2009, and can be viewed in all its glory on the plaza of the Post Park Apartments located at 3300 East West Highway. Make sure to swing by and take a look at the newest public art sculpture in Hyattsville. Take a look at the rest of the pictures from the installation process: (this link will take you to www.slideshow.com)


 
Local Historian Researches Hyattsville's History In Images

Over the course of a year, Andra Damron compiled a collection of photos, anecdotal stories, and artifacts for her book, "Hyattsville: Images of America", that delves into Hyattsville's history. Her book, written on behalf of the Hyattsville Preservation Association, is part of the publisher's series chronicles histories of small municipalities across the nation. Here's a short snippet:



Hyattsville, at first glance, may be seen as a typical Washington D.C. suburb with growth spurred by the railroad, streetcar, and automobile. Upon further examination, it is clear that the residents of yesterday and today make it a unique place to live with their commitment to community involvement.

Read more about the story behind the book here.
 
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