Florida and 4th Street, NE
From Trader Joe’s:
“WHAT: On March 30th, Washington D.C.’s fourth and largest Trader Joe’s location will open its doors to customers. The nearly 20,000 square foot store in Union Market will feature 17 cash registers and murals that pay tribute to Union Market, Galluadet University’s Bison mascot, Ivy City and the other D.C. Trader Joe’s locations. Hours of operation for the new store will be from 8am-9pm daily. On opening day, Store Captain Rebekah Eagle, a 12-year veteran of the company, and Crew Members will be on hand to greet and assist customers. The grand opening celebration, complete with live music and food tastings will take place moments before the store officially opens for business.
WHEN: Friday, March 30, 2018
7:55am Ceremony begins
8:00am Store opens for business
WHERE: 350 Florida Ave. NE”
And thanks to a tipster for sending word about a Streets Market and Cafe coming to Noma too. Streets confirms to me they’ll be coming to 51 M Street, NE in the ground floor of the new AVA NoMa apartment building. Updates as they get closer to opening.
Ed. Note: Streets Market opened their first DC location at 14th and Belmont Street, NW back in 2014 and the second at 1221 Massachusetts Avenue, NW back in July. They’ll be opening their 3rd location in the Brookville Supermarket in Cleveland Park.
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