Residents of Hyattsville, University Park, and Riverdale are invited to hear status updates for the Pedestrian Safety Action Plan along East West Highway/MD 410. Hosted by Senator Alonzo Washington with representatives from the Maryland Department of Transportation.
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Strength, balance, agility, and cardio workouts led by certified instructors at Langley Park Senior Activity Center, focusing on fall prevention and chronic illness management; registration required.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight toddlers at Hyattsville’s Ready 2 Read Storytime, for ages 5 and under.
Craft making and story listening sessions at Langley Park Community Center encourage imagination, literacy and social interaction, ages 3–13.
TAG organizes community service projects at the Hyattsville library, offering impact, peer interaction, and a platform for teen voices, limited to the first 35 arrivals, for ages 13–18.
Caregiver support meetings offering emotional, social support and educational resources, with free Call‑A‑Bus rides for Hyattsville residents.
Free diaper distribution at City Building, Hyattsville, first‑come, first‑served, no registration, proof of child’s birth date required.
Early Dismissal Camp (Hyattsville Youth Center) — Day camps for K‑5 students on PGCPS early dismissal days, registration required, ages 5–11.
Free year-round day trips to local attractions for Hyattsville students in grades 6‑12, meeting at the Youth Center on early‑dismissal days; registration required, for ages 11–18.
