This rental is located at 218 5th Street NE. The Craigslist ad says: Read More
201 East Capitol Street, SE courtesy The Folger Shakespeare Library
From an email:
“When the Folger Shakespeare Library reopens on June 21, we’ll have a brand-new café in our Great Hall. We will offer grab and go breakfast options, coffee, tea, soups and sandwiches, snacks to eat in the garden, and drinks and light dinner fare in the evenings. And while we work on putting the finishing touches on our new dining space, we need your help!
The Folger would like to crowdsource the name of our café. Read More
“Dear PoPville,
I was walking around Capitol Hill earlier and noticed a sign that Xing Xing, the indoor/outdoor black cat that hangs out at Pete’s Diner, owned by PD’s owner Gum, is missing! This cat is a Capitol Hill institution.”
This rental is located at 510 8th Street, NE near E Street, NE. The Craigslist ad says: Read More
201 East Capitol Street, SE courtesy The Folger Shakespeare Library
From a press release:
“The Folger Shakespeare Library will reopen to the public on Friday, June 21, 2024. Our new exhibition halls, new café, expanded gift shop, accessible entrances and gardens will all be available to the public then. Timed-entry passes are recommended when visiting the Folger, and they will be available to reserve on our website beginning in May. Read More
This rental is located at 1103 C Street, SE. The Craigslist ad says: Read More
This rental is located at 218 5th Street NE. The Craigslist ad says: Read More
515 8th Street, SE, previously home to Medium Rare
Thanks to Brian for passing on from Bodegon:
“Thank you from the Bodegon team.
As of January 2024, Bodegon Spanish Tapas will be permanently closed. Read More
photo by kristin jamieson
Ana via GoFundMe
“Dear PoPville,
Our babysitter/nanny Ana cares for what seems to be half of the kids we know in Capitol Hill. She had a stroke recently, and although she is recovering, her recovery is impacting her ability to work as a nanny. We’d be grateful if you would help spread the word to the broader DC community so that she can get through this recovery period and get back on her feet.”
