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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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Gateway Arts District Brand and Website Launch

GAD logo

The Gateway Arts District’s Management Team invites stakeholders and community members to celebrate its successful re-designation as a state-certified Arts and Entertainment District. The celebration kicks off at the Gateway Arts District’s newest cultural asset, Hyattsville’s Busboys & Poets on Wednesday September 14th from 6:00 to 8:30 pm

The Launch Party will feature the unveiling of the new Gateway Arts District logo as well as a demonstration of the revamped Gateway Arts District website including its newest feature – the Artist Locator Tool. These marketing pieces, as well as a new Gateway Arts District brochure, were produced by the Gateway Arts District Management Team with project management provided by the Hyattsville and Gateway CDC’s

The MyGatewayArts website is a FREE online portal for promoting and learning about arts-related activities in the Gateway Arts District. It's also the community’s best tool to market or search for artists, designers and arts-related organizations and businesses in the Gateway Arts District

The Prince Georges County Gateway Arts and Entertainment District is funded by grants from the Maryland National Park and Planning Commission and Prince George’s County Councilman Will Campos Staff support is provided by the Gateway and Hyattsville CDC’s.

Free to attend.    Cash Bar and Menu.    Please RSVP to mgumpert@gateway-cdc.org

 
Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Awards
                                       Prince George's Arts and Humanities Council Announcement

   

ANNOUNCEMENT
JULY 18, 2011 
CONTACT:
Lionell Thomas
Executive Director
Prince George's Arts Council
301-277-1402 or lionellt@artspg.org

Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Awards  

Deadline - July 28, 2011

 

The Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) Individual Artist Awards (IAA) are grants awarded to Maryland artists through an anonymous, competitive process to encourage and sustain their pursuit of artistic excellence.

 

This year's categories are limited to: 

 

· Non-Classical Music Composition 

· Non-Classical Music Solo Performance

 

· Play writing

 

· Visual Arts: Crafts

 

· Visual Arts: Photography

 

The MSAC Individual Artist Awards Program is administered by the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation (MAAF). All Individual Artist Award applicants must go to the MAAF web site and use CueRate, an electronic grant application that allows you to submit your application via the Internet. CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE MAAF WEBSITE FOR DETAILS ON THE MSAC INDIVIDUAL ARTIST AWARDS PROGRAM AND TO APPLY! 

 

Registration is required to participate in the Cue Rate/Digital Image Workshops and Webinars.Individuals that register for the webinars will receive the connection information and instructions for webinar trainings via email. Email Ann Turiano,at Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, or call her at 410-539-6656, ext. 101. TTY 1-800-735-2258.

 

Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities are available upon request.  Please contact MAAF two weeks in advance of workshop.

 

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PGAHC is an independent non-profit organization designated by the Prince George's County government to coordinate financial support and advocacy for the arts.  PGAHC is supported in part by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission and Maryland State Arts Council.   For more information about PGAHC, please contact 301-277-1402 or go to www.pgahc.org.   

  
 
 
"Emerging From Hyattsville" Recption at artdc

A reception will be held July 16 from 7-10 at artdc 5710 Baltimore Avenue in Hyattsville, for "Emerging From Hyattsville". Artdc is highlighting six HCAA (Hyattsville Community Arts Alliance) artists for the first time in our Arts District. The work ranges from paintings to photography to glass. For more information contact Jesse Cohen @ 703-217-2006 , or Denise Brown 301-699-1148.

See a video and Gallery info here.

 
4th Annual Hyattsville Arts Festival
 
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