
Thanks to W. for sending from Silver Spring last week: (more…)

Thanks to W. for sending from Silver Spring last week: (more…)

Continuing coverage of the reflecting pool continues..
Thanks to M. for sending a couple of shots: (more…)

4400 Fessenden Street, NW
“Throughout the pandemic, people in the neighborhood were creative. Little Gallery is a place where people’s creativity can be appreciated and inspire others.”
God I love the Little Gallery on Fessenden – the current turtle display is just aces: (more…)

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

Labor Day may be just around the corner, but DC’s open house scene isn’t slowing down for the final weekend of August. With 230+ open houses across the city this weekend, there’s plenty to explore before summer unofficially wraps up — from a grand Mount Pleasant Victorian to penthouse co-ops with skyline views. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.
1705 Lamont St NW — $1,895,000 — Mount Pleasant
Open Sun. 1-4PM — Silvana Dias
“Some houses are renovated into sameness. This one has preserved its point of view. Set above the street in the heart of historic Mount Pleasant, this extraordinary, extra-wide (23.5 ft), four-level 1909 brick Victorian is rich with craftsmanship, architectural drama and one-of-a-kind details collected across generations. Brick steps rise to an open front porch with wrought-iron railings and a striking entry framed by sidelights and leaded glass. Inside, a spacious foyer introduces a magnificent arch leading to an original staircase, beautifully preserved woodwork and hardwood floors.”
4933 Minnesota Ave NE — $409,000 — Deanwood
Open Sat. 1-3PM — Amy Riemer
“Welcome to your new NE DC home: a beautifully renovated space offering thoughtful updates, flexible living space, energy-efficient features, and exceptional access to neighborhood amenities and the Metro. Start your day on the charming front porch with a porch swing. The updated kitchen features gas cooking and flows into a versatile flex space that’s perfect for a home office, mudroom, or combination of both. The home also offers a separate dining room and separate living room space.”
2320 Wisconsin Ave NW #213 — $399,900 — Glover Park
Open Sun. 1-3PM — Keegan Dufresne
“Must See, Rarely for sale rear garden view – WEST FACING Corner Unit 213. Quiet side of Building – Unit 213 welcomes you Home with beautiful wide-plank flooring, New Benjamin Moore paint, and brand-new Bedroom carpet. Designer Lighting fixtures. The open concept “L” shaped Kitchen with additional window facing the garden is larger than most condo units and is outfitted with Stainless Appliances, White Shaker Cabinetry + upgraded KitchenAid Dishwasher.”
3006 Channing St NE — $999,995 — Woodridge
Open Sun. 1-3PM — Michele Collison
“Welcome to 3006 Channing Street NE, a newly renovated home in Woodridge that offers the perfect blend of space, functionality, and modern comfort. This large renovated home is move-in ready and features 4 large bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The well-appointed kitchen flows seamlessly into the main gathering areas, creating the perfect setting for hosting family and friends.”
928 Madison St NW — $950,000 — Brightwood
Open Sun. 1-3PM — Jacob Wysor
“With more than 3,400 square feet across four finished levels, this expansive Brightwood rowhouse offers a scale and flexibility rarely found in the neighborhood. Thoughtfully updated by the current long-term owners, the main level features hardwood floors, abundant natural light, a fireplace with classic mantel, and a spacious eat-in kitchen opening to a large rear deck and patio.”
609 4th St SW — $1,249,000 — SW Waterfront
Open Sun. 1-3PM — Jason Skipworth
“New & Improved price! Now reduced $30,000! Plus, the basement unit can possibly pay $300,000 of your mortgage and/or provide rental income! Welcome home to 609 4th Street SW, luxury townhome living in the Southwest Waterfront neighborhood. 609 4th Street SW is just steps from The Wharf, DC’s newest and hottest waterfront community.“

1600 M Street, NW
Back in March we learned that “National Geographic Museum of Exploration to Open on June 26, 2026 in Downtown DC”!
A liquor license placard for the museum has been posted for Levy @ National Geographic: (more…)

photo by Diane Krauthamer
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The Triumph Trek at the Rio is the ultimate celebration of strength, recovery and hope — and everyone is invited.
On Sunday, September 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Adventist HealthCare Rehabilitation and Adventist HealthCare Home Care Services will gather at Rio Lakefront in Gaithersburg for an untimed walk-or-wheel around the accessible lakeside path. This is not a race. Scooters, wheelchairs, walkers, strollers and every pace are welcome, and no one finishes last.

301 Water Street, SE
Osteria Morini’s Matt Adler shares this morning: “Gunshots in the The Yards broke a couple of windows at Osteria Morini last night. Everyone’s ok, it happened overnight. But still very very scary.”
Updates if when more is learned/released.
Check out their menus here and go get some! (more…)

Thanks to K. for sending around 7am: ‘There was a pretty bad fire this morning in Bloomingdale on First St. It started in the yellow and then moved over to the blue.”
DC Fire and EMS Department reported at 6:39am: “Box Alarm 1700 block 1st St NW. Fire rear porches 2 story rows extending to exposures.”
“2 Alarm Fire 1700 block 1st St NW. Fire involving rear porches that extended inside to 2 row houses . 20 units & 100 personnel operating.”
“Update 2 Alarm Fire 1700 block 1st St NW. Interior attack in progress on both 2 story dwellings. Fire rear porches knocked down and rear porch of fire building collapsed. Bulk of fire knocked down” (more…)

Thanks to Anne for sending:
“This Saturday, May 9, from 9-1, Adams Morgan is hosting its annual “Mother of All Yard Sales” — and this year it’s hitting all-time records with 168 sellers across 90 addresses, the most in the event’s history dating back to 1987.
The full map of sellers is here.”
More info: (more…)

Rest in Peace Chris Donatelli.
For those who knew him, Carmen sends info about a Celebration of Life for Chris on Monday at Bukom Cafe in Adams Morgan.
Ed. Note: While things had gotten turbulent, to put it lightly, for Chris in recent years, in my personal interactions I experienced nothing but a really great guy. He was kind, he was generous, he loved his family, he loved DC and he loved the CAPS. Rest easy Chris. You will be missed by many. (more…)

photo by Clif Burns
From WMATA:
“Customers traveling through Reagan National Airport and Crystal City should plan additional travel time on select weekends from May 9-June 21 as Metro completes construction of a second entrance at the station in support of Arlington County’s Crystal City Improvement Plan.
Crystal City will be closed to build a second entrance at the station as part of Arlington County’s Crystal City Sector plan. The new entrance will accommodate growing ridership at the station, support new development in the area, and play a key role in a broader effort to make Crystal City a walkable community.
On two of those six weekends, the construction zone will be extended to Braddock Rd to support additional track maintenance, requiring closures of Crystal City, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and Potomac Yard stations; rail service will be suspended in both directions from those stations. Free shuttles will be provided during those weekends as well. (more…)