1815 M Street, NW
The cannabis placard for District Wellness Center says: (more…)
photo by Skip Brown, Smithsonian
Great news from the National Zoo:
“We’ve been keeping a not-so-little secret: one of the National Zoo’s elephants is pregnant First-time mom Nhi Linh is expecting a calf in the New Year. (more…)
Thansk to William for sending these super cool shots from Cleveland Park: (more…)
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DC Open House List for This Weekend: April 24, 2026
With 430+ open houses happening throughout the District, buyers have no shortage of options to explore. Warmer weather is settling in, making it an ideal time to get outside, tour neighborhoods, and take in everything the city has to offer. And with Earth Day just behind us, it’s the perfect reminder to appreciate not just the homes themselves, but the communities and green spaces that make DC such a great place to live. To see the full DC Open House list, click here. (more…)
1826 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
“🥐 Handcrafted pastries |☕Specialty Coffee |🥪Gourmet Paninis
Where every bite feels like home.
Open Daily: 7 AM – 7 PM”
I’m told when the liquor license goes through to expect a cafe in the mornings/afternoons and wine bar/mezze at night. STAY TUNED for more on that.
Caspian Crust took over at the former Janti Cafe back in March. Looking to kick things up a notch. Caspian Crust’s liquor license placard says: (more…)
photo by Emma K Alexandra
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Announcing the first installment of the Logan Market! Starting in May, every first Sunday of the month shoppers will be able to browse Logan Circle’s newest monthly creative and vintage market. Logan Circle Main Street, in partnership with K-Bird, Barrel House Cafe & Bar, and Emily of LOVERS Plant Studio & Wares, is excited to announce the launch of the Logan Circle Creative Market, a new monthly outdoor market designed to bring together local artists, makers, small businesses, and neighbors in the heart of the Logan Circle community.
The first market will be May 3, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM along P Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW, including the exterior of K-Bird and the northern exterior of Barrel House Cafe & Bar.
“Dear PoPville,
Dramatic accident at 9th and G St SW! According to the Police Officer the car lost control coming off the highway at Exit 4. It appeared to jump the curb, knocking over a fire hydrant and continue on the side walk before crashing through the fence at Jefferson Field. (more…)
5335 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Huzzah!!
Thanks to Kent for sending the official opening date from Trader Joe’s in Friendship Heights.
December 4th 8:55am it is! Wait what? 8:55 is interesting but I’ll take it!
photo by Diane Krauthamer
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“Dear PoPville,
Hello! Semi-missed connection in the basement of the Punk Rock Flea Market on Saturday: (more…)
Thanks to Mark for sending this “pretty pristine looking 1995 Ford F-150 XLT. Don’t see many short-cab, long-beds these days.”
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From the Mayor:
“My Fellow Washingtonians,
For 10 years, you and I have worked together on an ambitious agenda to restore faith in our government and ensure that every DC resident gets the fair shot they deserve.
To keep that promise we took big swings: keeping DC teams in DC, raising enrollment and graduation rates in our schools, and investing more money per capita in affordable housing than any other city or state.
We delivered on big projects like (more…)