Prince George's County, Maryland, USA
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CIG Events

people taking a picture with a check

Anacostia Trails Heritage Area Check

people gathering for a ribbon cutting

Ribbon Cutting Celebration

crowd watching a speech

Crowd Watching the Speech

Mayor Robinson's Speech

Mayor Robinson's Speech

People gathered around large yellow letters that says "ENDURE"

ENDURE

SISS Tavern

Siss Tavern

Perry Paylor's speech

Perry Paylor's Speech

College Park City University Partnership received $25,000 in CIG funds toward a lighted mural installation in downtown College Park. “The Last Goldfish,” created by Baltimore-based artist Andy Dahl and funded by grants from the city of College Park and Prince George’s County, was installed in December. The design is a reference to 19th-century German immigrant Henry Bishop, who leased many ponds in the nearby Lakeland community and used them as breeding grounds for millions of goldfish.

 

On Monday, December 1, 2025, the Town of North Brentwood, together with leaders from the Prince George’s County Redevelopment Authority, the Anacostia Trails Heritage Area, 47A District Delegation, Prince George’s County Council District 2, Gateway Arts District, artists and community members celebrated a new pocket park honoring the rich tradition of Black enterprise prominently located along the Rhode Island Avenue Corridor in the Town of North Brentwood, Maryland.