Economic Development • Property Management • Art Programs
Economic Development • Property Management • Art Programs
The Gateway Arts District is a vibrant creative hub in Prince George’s County, Maryland, just minutes from Washington, D.C. Rooted in culture and community, the district brings together artist studios, galleries, local businesses, and dynamic public spaces that support both residents and visitors.
Gateway Community Development Corporation is the driving force behind this ecosystem, leading arts driven economic revitalization along the U.S. Route 1 corridor and across the Gateway Arts District, including Mount Rainier, Brentwood, North Brentwood, and Hyattsville.
Gateway CDC advances a thriving arts district through:
Property Development & Management
Activating and stewarding creative spaces across the district
Economic Development
Supporting artists, entrepreneurs, and creative businesses
Arts & Community Programming
Creating experiences that connect artists, residents, and visitors
Gateway Media Arts Lab: Co-working space and gallery rental
Film Production & Technical Assistance
Open Studios Tour
Artist Studio Program
Studio Lab: Creative Ownership Pathways
• Gateway Media Arts Lab
• Gateway Arts Center
• Public Storage Artist Studios
• Shewa Studios
• 39th Street Gallery
From Open Studios Tours to farmers markets and public programs, Gateway CDC brings the district to life year round.
Help us continue building a vibrant, creative, and connected arts district.
The gateway media arts Lab
The gateway media arts Lab
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CREATIVE ROUNDUP | COMMUNITY & CONNECTIONS
In November, many of the the creative industries housed inside The Lab worked with the City of Mount Rainier’s Economic Development Office to create Fall Into Mount Rainier. The one-day showcase encapsulated two events: a mural unveiling on the Penske Truck Rental building and a fashion show that helped open one of the city’s newest businesses, ERA Wine Bar.
Lab and staff member, Rhett Butler of R. Butler & Associates facilitated the event hiring Prince George’s County tech vendors Imagine Sound and Roan Films, also a member of The Lab, for the production sound and videography respectively. Lab member Courtney Warren acted as a stage manager for both the mural unveiling as well.
Lab member and President of the DMV League of Artists, Keiona Clark orchestrated the mural which shows the iconic Mount Rainier trolley. Additionally, Lab residents, Bella of Belly The Brand and Yo Ziggy displayed their designs and modeled in the show which took place inside the ERA Wine Bar. Additionally, the Designers In Residence of DPARK 3311, including Maria Fenton of Emma Effa, Nya Harkless of Modiaa, and Dr. Dionne Clemons draped the runway with their respective designs.
Curated hors d’ouerves and wine pairings were distributed throughout the night by the ERA Wine Bar staff.
An amazing example of public meets private partnerships and an exploration of the creativity of The Lab, the City of Mount Rainier and the Gateway Arts District!