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Monthly Crime Report- July 2026
The September Spotlight is here!
Say goodbye to summer and look ahead to September! Read about the 9/11 Remembrance Anniversary event (9/11), the International Festival (9/12), Entrepreneurship Classes, the “Time and Space” artists reception (9/17), and more in the September Spotlight.
Parking Lot Closure for the Labor Day Festival
Due to the Greenbelt Labor Day Festival, the EV charging stations in the Municipal Building parking lot at 25 Crescent Road will be unavailable August 31 - September 7.
Free Intro to Innovation and Entrepreneurship Two-Week Class
Do you want to learn about starting your own business? This free two-week course will explore the future of work, the entrepreneur mindset, turning problems into opportunities, and developing business ideas.
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month & FREE Mental Wellness Services
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about suicide prevention, sharing vital resources, and spreading hope.
Hyattsville’s Huncho House Restaurant to Close Sunday
Located in University Town Center, Huncho House has served a unique blend of Italian and Asian cuisine for four years with dishes like suya-spiced branzino.
Drop In for Free Weekly Acupuncture at Joe’s Movement in Mount Rainier
A retired Hyattsville acupuncturist offers free stress reduction treatment each week at Joe's Movement Emporium.
Traffic Calming Meetings
Community members are invited to meet with the City’s Department of Public Works to discuss proposed traffic calming strategies for the following streets:
Honeygrow Fast Casual Restaurant Opening Soon in Hyattsville
Fast-casual restaurant Honeygrow is coming to the Mall at Prince George's in Hyattsville.
Facing Lower Ticket Sales, Greenbelt Cinema Looks for Alternate Funding
The historic Greenbelt Cinema has paused some specialty screenings as it struggles with lower movie ticket sales and higher costs due to inflation.
How Backyard Comedy Shows Started in Hyattsville
Since 2021, Kevin Blackerby has organized more than 15 comedy shows with roughly 45 comedians in different backyards around Hyattsville.