Now I’m forgetting the cross street off Georgia Ave. Anyone know?

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Photo by Kelvin Robinson

Thanks to Kelvin for sending the new Nipsey Hussle mural from the 900 block of Florida Ave, NW across the street from the 9:30 Club.

Update: The artist’s name is Robel Musika.

Awesome. Thanks to Garrett for sending from the side of Baccio pizzeria.

“Trying to represent the Bloomingdale floods” – overheard from a Bloomingdale resident

Artist is Jahru Cri aka Jeff Huntington.

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From the 1500 block of U Street, NW!

1925 14th Street, NW

Thanks to MD for sending the great shot above of the new mural by Joe Pagac. Read More

14th and P Street, NW

Thanks to Kristen for sending “New mural, good message” Read More

13th and Park Road, NW

Thanks to Agnes and Rob for sending:

“I’d grown pretty fond of the “what did one wall stay to another?” mural at 13th and Park. But it’s getting painted over for a new mural project.

New mural underway at 13th and Park. Looks great so far!” Read More

Photo by Raff Viglianti

Thanks to Raff for sending: “meet me at the corner” mural gone :( 13th & Park Rd NW)”

Check out a short video by Katie Cleary about DECOY who created that mural as a part of MuralsDC Program back in Summer 2012.

Photos from back when it first went up in 2012: Read More

From the Capitals:

“The Washington Capitals and Devils Backbone Brewing Company announced today Capit-Ale India Pale Ale, an easy drinking, hoppy brew. Beginning in September, 16 oz. cans will be available for purchase at Capital One Arena through the conclusion of the 2019-20 NHL season. The beverage will also be available on draft at select retail locations in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Capit-Ale will be available in two can designs, launching with a can featuring the Capitals mural installation at L’Enfant Plaza, designed by the Washington, D.C., based artists BroCoLoco. The Capitals partnered with BroCoLoco and local artists to install murals across several neighbors in the Washington, D.C., region. Read More

Thanks to Jason for sending from the parking lot next to Chicken and Whiskey where Dacha was supposed to be opening a beer garden. I’m starting to hear rumors that those plans may have fallen through but I haven’t been able to confirm that yet. Anyone know the story behind this mural?