
photo by Victoria Pickering
“FYI. Registration page asks for USG or Organizational Affiliation and social media handles. Expect delays in the area…”

Thanks to Maggie for passing on from the Kennedy Center: (more…)

photo by Victoria Pickering
“FYI. Registration page asks for USG or Organizational Affiliation and social media handles. Expect delays in the area…”

Thanks to Maggie for passing on from the Kennedy Center: (more…)

via google maps
From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred in Northwest.
On Saturday, September 13, 2025, at approximately 3:48 a.m., Third District officers responded to the 2000 block of 14th Street, Northwest for the report of a stabbing. (more…)

From Adams Morgan Day:
“For 47 years, Adams Morgan Day has been a family-friendly celebration with music, art and activities for all ages. Adams Morgan Day is planned entirely by volunteers, and as Washington, DC’s longest running neighborhood festival, We welcome residents and visitors alike to meet our neighborhood businesses, artists, and service organizations.
We are elated to be coming back to an ALL in-person festival on Sunday, September 14, 2025.” (more…)

Thanks to CJ for sending above from Columbia Heights.
And thanks to readers for sending this crispy specimen from Brightwood below: (more…)

photo by Adedayo “Dayo” Kosoko
From a press release:
“The Logan Circle Community Association (LCCA) is proud to announce the unveiling of The Dancer, a striking 10-foot metal sculpture by internationally renowned Nigerian-American artist Victor Ekpuk, now permanently installed at the corner of 14th and R Streets NW. (more…)

“Boulder Bridge is an iconic landmark within Rock Creek Park. NPS Photo / Tony DeYoung”
From NPS:
“Rock Creek Park turns 135 this month and the National Park Service is hosting a series of Punk Rocks! special events. Join us on Sept. 20, 21, 27 and 28 for two weekends of music, history and science as we celebrate the past, present and future of one of the nation’s oldest urban parks. (more…)

photo by angela n.
From an email:
“In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States, and important debates in the public sphere about the application of the Constitution to today’s big political questions, the Constitution has been more present in Americans’ minds recently. With this backdrop, the National Archives in Washington, DC is giving Americans access for two weeks to even more of the original documents that form this foundational artifact. (more…)

1527 14th Street, NW previously the longtime home of Great Wall before 54 Noodles Bar
So much for “temporarily closed”…
Thanks to Nate for sending the final word: the 54 Noodles Bar space is now officially for lease. Yesterday we noted that things were not looking good. Today it’s official.
54 Noodles Bar only opened here in April 2024.
Stay tuned for updates when we learn who takes over the space.

1990 K Street, NW
From the Mayor’s Office:
“Mayor Muriel Bowser marked another milestone in the District’s Housing in Downtown (HID) program by celebrating the start of demolition at 1990 K Street NW, an office building that will be converted into housing for more than 700 residents, in addition to retail space. The Mayor also announced that two new projects are in the HID pipeline: 608-624 Eye Street NW in Chinatown and 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in the West End. These new developments will bring the total number of HID projects to eight since the program’s launch in March 2024. (more…)

1815 M Street, NW
I know Bub and Pop’s has a new location but this still stings: (more…)