1258 Wisconsin Ave NW previously home to The Gap which closed in late 2021
Thanks to Ian for sending: “Great new use for the old Gap space in Georgetown 🙄”
Signs of the times cont.
Georgetown
1529 Wisconsin Ave, NW
City Sliders opened here back in the tough days October 2020.
Prior to City Sliders, in my day, the space was home to Zannchi and Yummi Crawfish and Puro Cafe.
Updates when we learn what becomes of the space.
1365 Wisconsin Ave, NW
It’s a Secret Med Spa’s website says:
“Visit our med spa in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. and enter a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere with a friendly and professional staff, and come out feeling refreshed and fantastic. (more…)
1660 33rd Street, NW previously home to a used bookstore and more…
For a hot second this new space was slated to become a spot called Creme. The signage is now up for a spot called The Lobby. (groan) (more…)
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31st and R Street, NW photo by mattiewilsondc
Thanks to M Wilson for the PSA:
“The gardens at Dumbarton Oaks (R St NW) are now *free* until 14 March. Enjoy!”
From Dumbarton Oaks:
“Winter Season (begins November 1, 2024) (more…)
3040 M Street, NW
Thanks to Aaron for sending the sneak peek yesterday: (more…)
1855 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
The liquor license placard for Baku Caviar USA Boutique says: (more…)
Thanks to Devika for sending the Civil Disturbance Unit above spotted above at Federal Triangle.
And thanks to Aaron for sending photos below from around Georgetown retail boarding up: (more…)
1506 Wisconsin Ave, NW
From an email:
“Opening this Saturday, November 2nd, Washingtonians and Georgetown locals are invited to stop in opening weekend for sips and eats from neighborhood favorites, free Georgetown prints from beloved local artist Cris Clapp Logan and more!
Georgetown Shop Grand Opening: (more…)
3040 M Street, NW
The official press release from Barnes & Noble:
“Barnes & Noble is thrilled to announce the opening of its Georgetown bookstore on Wednesday, November 6th. The new Barnes & Noble marks the bookseller’s return not only to Georgetown, but to the same 3-story building it occupied from 1995 to 2011 at 3040 M Street NW Washington, DC 20007.
The prestigious structure was erected in 1929,initially serving as the first of Henry Ford’s dealerships in the D.C. area. Now a protected building in Georgetown’s historic district, Barnes & Noble is pleased to reclaim its own history within so beautiful a space.
The new Barnes & Noble will officially open to the public at 10AM ET on Wednesday the 6th, with author Evan Friss cutting the ribbon and signing copies of his book The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore. (more…)