3107 Mount Pleasant Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Any idea what is going on with Suns Cinema in Mt. Pleasant? I assume they are re-opening, but there is no indication as to when.”
On Instagram Suns says:
“We will be open Thurs-Sat (for drinks 6pm-12am outside). Read More
“Transit Pier (970 Wharf Street SW) next to Cantina Bambina and across from the Anthem.”
From an email:
“The line-up for Sunset Cinema at The Wharf 2021 was just announced! See all the details at the Eventbrite here.
Schedule:
6/10 Aquaman – SPECIAL BENEFIT NIGHT FOR THE NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION. This screening is not free, but tickets are only $20 and include your first Pacifico beer and a complimentary popcorn. All proceeds support the organization’s mission to preserve our waterways. To purchase tickets for this event (and this event only), please click here.
6/17 Happy Gilmore Time for the US Open and Father’s Day. Read More
coming to 6th and Rhode Island Ave, NE photo by Kelly Bell
Little tidbit from Alamo Drafthouse yesterday:
“Our DC location will likely open in the second half of 2021. Stay tuned!” Read More
From the DowntownDC BID:
“The DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) and Shaolin Jazz will host their fourth annual DowntownDC Summer Flicks – CAN I KICK IT? movie series on the recently reopened National Building Museum’s West Lawn. The outdoor, cinematic experience starts Tuesday, May 25, 2021, and will be accompanied by a social distancing lawn design.
The free movie series will run for 10 consecutive Tuesday nights from May 25 through July 27. Movies will begin at sunset and attendees are encouraged to arrive at 7:30 pm for best seating. Read More
2301 M Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Landmark Theater West End…has disappeared entirely from the Landmark Theaters website. It was still listed as “Temporarily Closed” not very long ago.”
Ed. Note: Still waiting to hear about E Street and Atlantic plumbing opening dates.
via Wolf Trap
The healing continues! Check out Wolf Trap’s calendar here and their policies here.
From Union Market:
“Let’s roll down the windows, feel that summer breeze and turn up the radio because the 9th Annual Drive-In at Union Market is back. A DC “must-do,” the series of six movies will launch the first Friday of every month beginning May 7 through October 1. We are skipping the dramas this year in favor of action, comedy and cult classics. Read More
“Beginning May 1st, the indoor capacity limit for non-essential retail businesses is raised from 25% to 50% or 250 people, whichever is lower.”
From the Mayor’s Situational Update yesterday.
“The number of people who can sit together at a restaurant table is increased from 6 people to 10 people. Live music will be allowed outdoors for summer gardens, courtyard dining and sidewalk cafes controlled by the restaurants.” Read More
“Dear PoPville,
I was wondering if anyone knows about open movie theaters in the DC area?
I saw the post a few weeks ago about the boards coming down outside of Atlantic Plumbing (yay!) but they seem to still be closed. I’m recently vaccinated and hoping to be able to return to a theater soon so any info you or others may know would be greatly appreciated!”
807 V Street, NW. Photo by Eric Dekker
Thanks to Eric for sending last week: “Atlantic Plumbing Landmark Theater: cleaning windows, boards down – opening up?”
Ed. Note: On March 19th we noted the boards came down at E Street Cinema too. STAY TUNED.
