Thanks to a reader for sending from 14th Street in DC USA (next door to the future Chick fil a, former Lime Fresh.)
Retail
From an email:
“WHEN: Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. both days
WHERE: Along Wisconsin Avenue from P Street to Reservoir Road, NW. This is the Book Hill area of Georgetown, known for its charming independent boutiques and art galleries.
DETAILS: The Book Hill area of Georgetown—known for its charming independent boutiques, antique stores and art galleries—transforms into an open-air market evoking those in Paris. Attendees can expect more than 40 local shops offering savings up to 75% on designer clothing for men, women and children, art and home furnishings, plus French fare, entertainment, and more. The festival is family-friendly, with mimes, caricature artists, facepainting, strolling musicians and a lineup of local jazz acts.”
Ed. Note: Not sure if the photo does it justice but the deer is, indeed, blue.
Thanks to a reader for sending:
“Columbia Heights Target gardening section embracing the spirit of new DC pot laws.”
How many high school kids will try to grow and smoke this? :)
1534 14th Street, NW
From an email:
“This Saturday, April 11, Shinola – known for its handcrafted, American-made watches, bicycles, leather goods, journals and pet accessories – will offer complimentary hot dogs, popcorn & Shinola Cola (while supplies last) at its bustling 14th Street storefront, starting at 12 pm.
Washingtonians will also have a chance to shop Shinola’s classic sporting goods collection, featuring retro-style bats, gloves and leather baseballs.”
free hot dogs provided by Haute Dogs and Fries
Thanks to a reader for sending:
“Boundary Stone’s neighbor the salon is closing.”
112 Rhode Island Ave, NW
1633 Connecticut Ave, NW
A reader asks:
“Does anyone know what happened to the HRC store on 1633 Connecticut Ave.?”
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Photo by PoPville flickr user nevermindtheend
Thanks to a reader for sending from WKRG:
“UNIQLO, the global apparel retailer and creator of LifeWear – innovative, high-quality clothing that is universal in design and promotes comfort – today announced its next stage of expansion along the East and West Coasts and in the Central Region of the United States. The brand will:
Open stores in the Seattle, Denver and DC Metro area for the first time
Marking the brand’s entry in the DC Metro area, UNIQLO will open its first store at Tyson’s Corner Center.
The Tysons Corner Center attracts tens of millions of shoppers each year from around the world, and UNIQLO will present its latest collections in a total store space of approximately 10,000 square feet.”
1841 Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to all who emailed and tweeted us. Urban Dwell’s website says:
“Urban Dwell will offer a hand-picked selection of trendy merchandise to include home décor, women’s and men’s accessories, kitchen/bath products, and baby gifts.”
Sign at 9th and H Street, NE
Thanks to a reader for sending a shot of the new Nike signage at the Warehouse:
1401 New York Avenue, NE