From an email:

“WHAT: The 10th annual Celebrate Petworth festival celebrates the creativity, diversity, culture, and people of Petworth and its surrounding neighborhoods. The festival is free to attend and will feature 50+ artisans and exhibitors, local food, live music, a kids’ zone, and more. Learn more at www.CelebratePetworth.com.

WHO: (more…)



701 Kennedy Street, NW

“Inspired by the Tulip Poplars of Rock Creek Park; the tallest trees from the native woodlands we love. Poplar will feature mushrooms and other foraged goodies that thrive under the canopy of our locals forests, as well as new wines, fruit wines, and ciders crafted by the team behind ANXO Cider.”

I’d be been hearing rumors for months now so I’m super excited to share the big news from owner Cerrissa Fitz:


Cerrissa Fitz

“I’m excited to share that I have leased 701 Kennedy St NW with my spouse Sam Fitz and our great friend, Chef and professional forager Iulian Fortu. We hope to open the space this Winter as a wine bar and small restaurant with wines and ciders made, under Sam’s direction, by ANXO Cider, paired with plates from Chef Iulian that will feature foraged and farmed ingredients of exceptional quality, with a focus on local and transparent sourcing. (more…)



“1300 block of Otis between 13th and Holmead in vibrant and beautiful Columbia Heights.”

Thanks to Analya for sending:

“What a great way to beautify a space. Thanks to the owner of the house for making this happen!”

Looks like the artist is Mohtown.


From DDOT:

“The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced PARK(ing) Day 2024 will be held on Friday, September 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The popular event temporarily converts on-street parking spaces into pop-up parks allowing people to visualize and explore alternative uses for curb space. Since 2013, the success of this event has led to the creation of more permanent public space activation programs, such as DDOT’s Parklet Program and Streatery Program.

In tandem with PARK(ing) Day, DDOT is installing new streatery structures in Adams Morgan on 18th Street NW between Columbia Road and Kalorama Road, in partnership with the Adams Morgan Partnership Business Improvement District (AMPBID) and 33 small businesses. (more…)


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