From the Pike District newsletter
Music in the Pike District: It’s Good for Your Health! Whether you’re listening to a live orchestra, vibing to an artsy acoustic group or jamming out to some hard rock, live music is always a great way to spend your Saturday night. But did you know it can also be good for your health?…
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As this week’s White Flint Downtown Advisory Committee meeting, it was announced that Maier Warner was awarded the county contract for placemaking and branding in the Pike District. Kris Warner from Marier Warner Public Relations/Marketing explained their plans, which include social media, a website refresh, placemaking events, placemaking infrastructure, and other marketing will be part of their placemaking and branding campaign.…
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There are so many Pike District restaurants, stores, and other establishments in Bethesda Magazine’s 2019 Best of Bethesda that the Pike District did a series of posts highlighting all the winners.
Check out this series of articles and learn how the Pike District/White Flint area dominated this year’s Best of Bethesda list.…
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250 to 300 friends and neighbors enjoyed s’mores and music around a roaring campfire in Wall Park. Enjoy these photos from the Pike District’s terrific Community Bonfire.
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From Bethesda Beat
A new online ranking names North Potomac as the best place to live in Maryland, while North Bethesda came in third.…
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Check out this terrific article about the Pike District in the New York Times. Friends of White Flint, Pike and Rose, the Gables, and East Village are all mentioned in the article. Don’t want to click through to read the piece? We’ve included it below.
The Pike District was featured on last night’s NBC4 local news! (Look around the 50 second mark for our own executive director, Amy Ginsburg, being interviewed by Chris Gordon.) You can see the short clip here.…
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Landowners Come Together in Maryland
Property owners in the White Flint sector of Montgomery County, Maryland’s Rockville Pike corridor have proposed turning part of “the Pike” — now a typical suburban commercial strip highway — into a walkable boulevard, and have created a special revenue district to help fund the transformation.…
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The Urban Land Institute, an urban planning nonprofit, will join the White Flint Downtown Advisory Committee today to lead a Technical Assistance Program to discuss how to brand the developing area around the White Flint Metro station as the Pike District. The name Pike District was chosen by a group of developers, businesses and residents in 2014, but isn’t widely used by locals yet.…
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It’s hot and humid enough to wring water from air, so today we have a very short blog.
On yesterday’s Fox5 news, there was a story about the litigation over White Flint Mall and what the future holds for the White Flint area. Check it out here.
Also posted yesterday was a video about the White Flint Mall, #PickthePike, and our area on Montgomery Community Media. …
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