Thanks to Tommy for sending this beauty, above, from Capitol Hill.
And thanks to Kate for sending word about the “Share a Seed Free Library @ UDC Lamond Riggs Food Hub and Native Plant Nursery”: (more…)
Library
At my local: (more…)
403 7th Street, SE via DC Public Library
From DCPL:
“January 4 | Today is the last day of service at the Southeast Library! (Modernization) (more…)
Thanks to Anne for passing on from DC Health:
“Starting today, you can get a free COVID-19 rapid test kit @dcpl. Check your desired location for hours of operation.” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Does anyone have experience using the 3d printer at the public library? I have a project in mind that requires that I 3d print something. It seems like (more…)
Thanks to Leslie for sending from Near Northeast/NoMa.
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
Thanks to Rosanna for sending from Columbia Heights.
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
Look what I found – Coaster frames and fabric softener – nice!!
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
As we approach September 1st thanks to Danielle for kicking off this new series with “a lonely Christmas Cat (2021 vintage) in the Little Free Library in front of the Salvation Army, corner of Sherman Ave. and Morton St. NW.”
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
From the DC Public Library:
“FINAL DC Punk Archive Library Rooftop Show!
Wednesday, August 2!
6:30PM
FREE – All ages.
Bands: Hammered Hulls, Jenny Hates Techno and Emotional World”