Co-owner Cory Stowers, who grew up here, said they understand and adhere to that policy. Like D.C., Hyattsville has an ordinance prohibiting the sale of spray paint to customers younger than 18. It will be a branch of Art Under Pressure, which opened about five months ago in D.C.’s Petworth neighborhood and was described by one blogger as “a local shop serving the graff and skate community.” When asked how the newest venue would differ from the first three, Shallal said, “I see us as becoming more of a cultural center there’s not a lot here.”Īnother difference is that instead of a bookstore, as in the flagship location on Washington, D.C.’s U Street Corridor, the retail area will feature art supplies. “And this is one of the nicest communities we could have come to. “We tend to be picky about where we locate,” he said. Among the attractions are a bar, restaurant and free WiFi. Busboys and Poets opened in Hyattsville on July 18, 2011. Since its July 18 opening, owner Andy Shallal has often been seen strolling among the restaurant tables in his straw fedora. BY SUSIE CURRIE - Busboys and Poets has been open less than a month, but already has a full schedule of events ranging from Senior Open-Mic Nights to private wedding receptions lined up at its newest location, on Route 1.
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