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PGC: Sandlot Venue Brings New Energy And Economic Opportunity To Downtown Largo

August 17, 2026
PGC: Sandlot Venue Brings New Energy And Economic Opportunity To Downtown Largo
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Downtown Largo continues to gain momentum as an emerging destination for entertainment, business, and community engagement with the announcement that The Sandlot will open a new outdoor gathering space near the Downtown Largo Metro Station.

According to Daniel J. Sernovitz of the Washington Business Journal, the temporary venue will occupy approximately 20,000 square feet, accommodate up to 800 guests, and operate through fall 2026 as part of the future Promenade at Lottsford mixed-use development. The partnership is investing approximately $500,000 to launch the activation, creating a vibrant destination while long-term development plans move forward.

For Prince George’s County businesses, the project represents more than a new entertainment venue—it demonstrates how creative placemaking can stimulate economic activity and increase visibility for surrounding commercial corridors. Activating underutilized spaces with dining, live entertainment, community events, and cultural programming helps attract visitors, increase foot traffic, and create new opportunities for local restaurants, retailers, entrepreneurs, and event vendors.

The Sandlot’s arrival also aligns with the County’s long-term vision for Downtown Largo as a vibrant, transit-oriented destination where residents, businesses, and visitors can live, work, and gather. Temporary activations like this generate excitement for future investment while supporting existing businesses and encouraging additional private-sector development.

Spotted @ Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation

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