On Thursday, June 28, 2018, leadership from the College Park City-University Partnership, City of College Park, University of Maryland, and State of Maryland, local businesses and residents came together to unveil new artistic lighting on Baltimore Avenue’s Paint Branch Bridge.
On Thursday, June 28, the paid M-NCPPC artists gathered at the College Park Community Center with lead artist David Silva to discuss the plans for implementing the mural. The SHA permit was provided to staff and supplies were purchased so
On Monday, June 25, 2018 – some of the Lakeland Mural Team (comprised of 4 artists, 3 lead artists and 1 crew leader) met to tour the site and get to know the mural.
On Sunday May 20, 2018, the College Park Arts Exchange and the Partnership held a workshop, facilitated by a mural consultant, to develop 2-3 design options for the mural. Members of the College Park Arts Exchange, the Lakeland Community, M-NCPPC,
College Park, Maryland – The College Park City-University Partnership, City of College Park, University of Maryland, and State of Maryland are excited to unveil new artistic lighting on Baltimore Avenue’s Paint Branch Bridge. The lights will be switched on at
Kung Fu Tea, with over 150 stores worldwide, has been a popular place for College Park residents, students, and visitors, for the the past two years. It is located on Baltimore Avenue, in downtown College Park. It is across from
The Outdoor Performance Series is a weekly outdoor performance series that supports the vision of a sustainable, walkable, vibrant top-20 college town. It is a collaboration between the College Park City-University Partnership, the University Office of Community Engagement, College Park