Woodley Road, NW and Wisconsin Ave, NW

“Dear PoPville,

The fencing runs all the way down Woodley and there are stacks of more fencing on Wisconsin (to be set up, I guess). No signs indicating anything.”

From the National Cathedral:

“Washington National Cathedral will host a funeral service for U.S. Senator Lindsey O. Graham on July 28 at 2 pm ET. The service is not open to the public. (more…)



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1250 Half Street, SE

Wowza. Sad news from Tap99 in Navy Yard:

“After 5 incredible years, we’re sharing some bittersweet news—TAP99 is closing.

What started as an idea turned into a place full of energy, community, and countless memories. From game days to late nights, you made this place what it was—and we’re so grateful.

We’re going out the best way we know how: (more…)



Courtesy of the Smithsonian

From an email:

“The Smithsonian will welcome families and children to Smithsonian Family Day, a free event Saturday, July 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Arts and Industries Building on the National Mall.

The event will feature live performances by The Washington Ballet and the Dylan Lizza Quartet; hands-on STEM and art activities; historical reenactors portraying George Washington and Amelia Earhart; and appearances by beloved PBS KIDS characters.

It’s also the last chance for visitors to see “American Aspirations” before the exhibition closes July 26 next door at the Smithsonian Castle.

Admission is free, and no tickets or registration are required.” (more…)


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