We are hosting Hyattsville’s first Diwali celebration! Come join us at the Hyattsville Library on Saturday, November 7 from 10:30 a.m – 12 p.m. to read a book about Diwali, make a rangoli to take home, and enjoy chai and snacks. Presented by: Councilmembers Gopi Dhokai & Kareem Redmond in partnership with the City of Hyattsville & Hyattsville Branch Library. More information and register at hyattsville.org/equity.
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Half-hour of stories, songs, and fingerplays at Hyattsville, nurturing reading love and creativity, for ages 5 and under.
Morning of Diwali culture and creativity in Hyattsville includes a children's book reading, rangoli design creation, chai and Indian snacks, all ages.
Hyattsville waives yard‑sale permits city‑wide, letting anyone host a sale on November 7‑8, with items cleared by end of November 8 or face fines.
Adrian Dunn and the Adrian Dunn Singers deliver a genre‑defying blend of classical, spirituals, jazz, hip‑hop music exploring Black identity and social justice at Prince George’s Publick Playhouse.
Night Owls! (Event Location, Hyattsville) — Fun, interactive, educational activities for grades K‑5, with drop‑off at Driskell Park Recreation Center, 3911 Hamilton St, starting 5:45 p.m., ages 5–11.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight toddlers at Hyattsville’s Ready 2 Read Storytime, for ages 5 and under.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight babies at Ready 2 Read Storytime in Hyattsville, for ages 5 and under.
Dispose of unwanted prescription medications safely at the City Building in Hyattsville; illicit drugs are not accepted; contact CAT@hyattsville.org or (301) 985‑5060 with questions.
Spooky activities, a costume contest, and candy giveaway happen at Treat-O-Rama in Driskell Park, Hyattsville.
Hyattsville Police Department and community partners host a trunk‑or‑treat in the Northwestern High School parking lot, offering decorated car trunks for candy and fun, all ages.
Renowned storyteller Dovie Thomason presents an on‑stage educational performance celebrating Native American Heritage Month, sharing multicultural “Stories of Thanks” that link science and Earth stewardship, for ages 4–11.
Virtual pet costume contest at Event Location, Hyattsville, invites submissions of pets in spooky or silly Halloween outfits for a prize and social media feature.
