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1320 H Street, NE

UPDATE from a reader it’s for sale:

“RARE Restaurant for Sale in the H St neighborhood!

-1,500 sf
-Fully built out
-22 seats
-Great foot traffic in a HOT neighborhood!
-Can easily be changed to any concept or run as-is!

Rent: $4,000 /month
Lease: 8 years + 2 options
Price: $333,000

Cryptic message from Pizza Parts & Service yesterday:

“Friends, we’re closed right now. More info coming ASAP.”

The last time 1320 H Street, NE had a cryptic message Taylor Charles Steak & Ice turned into Pizza Parts & Service.

Will update when that info is released.


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If you have a photo of a neat find from your house or place of work please send an email to princeofpetworth(at)gmail.com thanks.

Thanks to a reader for sending from his house reno near H Street, NE:

“Above:
Honest Measure
Full 1/2 Pint
W NEULAND
Restaurant
Cor. 8th & H St NE

Below:
E.R. DURKEE & Co.
New York

From bottom of the second:
Bottle Patented
April 17, 1877”

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1413 H Street, NE

Back in January 2012 we first learned about DC Conscious Cafe Coming to 1413 H Street, NE in the former Buka Restaurant space:

“New Restaurant. World Fusion menu. Social gatherings, book reading and speakers from the community. Entertainment will be provided. Occupancy load is 40.”

The facade has been completely transformed and they look ready to open any minute. Anyone hear anything?

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Remember Obama Chicken lunch special?

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from Jan. 2012


Reader reports hearing shots and seeing one victim loaded into an ambulance around 8:30pm at the corner of 12th and H St, NE. Updates when more info is available.

Update from @DCPoliceDept:

“Shooting // 2024 hours, 1200 blk H St NE, LOF Black SUV with a possible redskins logo in the back window / 6365”

Updated photos from the scene:

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Update 10pm from MPD:

“The First District is currently a investigation a shooting that 900 of H Street NE. The victim, was shot one time and transported to a local hospital. Currently there no known suspects. The shooting is still being investigated by First District Detectives. Anyone with information is asked to call 202 727 9099.”

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Thanks to a reader for sending:

Hip-Hop Meets the Music of India (Washington Sound Museum)

Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H St NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20002
tickets here

On January 24th & 25th 2015, Grammy nominated Progressive Hip-Hop artist, Christylez Bacon and 2013-2014 Strathmore Artist in Residence and Hindustani Classical violinist, Nistha Raj will kick off Washington Sound Museum’s 2015 season, exploring the spaces between Indian Classical music, Hip-Hop, and Go-Go for Washington Sound Museum’s 22nd installment. In addition to creating a cross-cultural music mash-up, the event offers a curated tea reception and mini-lessons on the styles of Indian classical dance and Go-Go’s “Beat Ya Feet” dance, giving the audience a chance to get into the action. This combination of music, art and culture will culminate in a live performance that has been four years in the making.

*ASL interpreter available for the Sunday matinee

CONCERT DATES
Saturday, Jan 24th 8PM • Sunday, Jan 25th 3PM

ITINERARY
Join Christylez Bacon and Nistha Raj for tea and dance before the show!

Tea Reception
January 24 at 7:00 pm & January 25 at 2:00 pm
Featuring tea related to Indian culture in the Kogod Lobby!

Dance Workshop
January 24 at 7:30 pm & January 25 at 2:30 pm
Use your “tea-infused” energy to learn a couple of steps in the dance traditions of both Hip Hop and Indian cultures.

PERSONNEL
*Musicians*
Violin I – Rachel McAleer
Violin II – Chelle Fulk
Viola – Dawn Michelle Johnson
Cello – Katie Chambers
Alto Sax/Flute – Brian Falkowski
Tenor Sax/Flute – Brad Linde
Piano – Hope Udobi
Bass – Funky Chuck
Turntables – DJ 2-Tone Jones
Tabla – Jomy George

*Dancers*
Indian Dance – Rhythmaya
Beat Ya Feet – Da Originalz

*Tea Reception*
Partap Singh Verma”


A reader sends from Change.org:

“Cities need gardens! The community of ANC6a in Northeast Washington DC is growing with development and an exciting place to live. The Wylie Street Garden has created community among the longtime and new residents over 10 years. Two of three lots are privately owned and one is owned by H Street Community Development Corporation HSCDC. The community of this neighborhood, HSCDC and property owners recognize the how public gardens bring value to our lives. Time spent engaged in a green space after creates appreciation, communication, reflection and conversation. We intend to save and update the only remaining green space along the H Street corridor as the heart of H Street that represents our historical path of perseverance. Signing this petition will make a difference in every day of our city living in a great neighborhood.”


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