3928 14th Street, NW
Thanks to David for sending the update on Morazan Groceries:
“There’s a new sign up at the Morazan location on 14th Street, NW. Maybe you have a better translation, but it is something like: “Temporarily closed. Will open again soon. Thank you for your patience.” Joy!”
STAY TUNED.
14th and I Street, NW opened here in December 2017
This is getting worse than the Quiznos debacle of 2014/2015…
Thanks to J. and N. for sending the lastest Compass Coffee closure: “Compass 14th and I closed.” (more…)
Thanks to Michael for sharing with us from Adams Morgan.
This fall, the National Geographic Museum of Exploration is bringing stories from Explorers — world-renowned photographers, scientists and storytellers — to the stage in D.C. to share their experiences from the frontlines of exploration. Immerse yourself in gripping narratives, breathtaking imagery and live audience Q&As that put you right in the middle of the story during these live presentations in the Grosvenor Auditorium. Four nights. Four explorers. One stage in D.C.
Check out the upcoming lineup and make sure to get your tickets, now on sale!
Battling Bloodsuckers with Epidemiologist Ryan Carney
October 1, 7:30 p.m.
Throughout human history, bloodsuckers have sparked fear, but there’s a reason so many animals rely on the blood of other species. Epidemiologist and National Geographic Explorer Ryan Carney reveals the incredible stories of bats, mosquitoes and more of nature’s vampires. Uncover how he is taking a sci-fi approach to understanding infectious diseases. You’ll learn how AI and citizen science are helping to unlock a new era of human health.
If you’re curious about the intersection of science, technology and vampiric species like bats and mosquitoes, then this show is for you.
Live Podcast Recording with All Creatures and Ami Vitale
October 11, 6 p.m.
Join National Geographic Explorer Ami Vitale and All Creatures — part of the Airwave podcast network — as they discuss the diverse animals that share our planet and how we can work together to protect them.
From northern white rhinos and elephants to pandas and the communities fighting to give them a future, Ami’s powerful storytelling takes us behind the scenes of some of the world’s most inspiring conservation efforts. Equal parts live show and immersive storytelling, join us for an unforgettable evening of exploration and be part of a signature live audience experience.
Calling all wildlife and conservation fans, this live podcast recording is for you.
The Ghosts of Pompeii with Archaeologist Caitie Barrett
November 2, 7:30 p.m.
Even thousands of years after its demise, the Roman Empire captivates us, and the ancient city of Pompeii is the place to understand it all. Volcanic ash created an unparalleled glimpse into the lives of ancient people who lived, worked and played in this coastal city.
Caitie Barrett is an archaeologist who studies everyday life and cross-cultural interactions in the ancient Mediterranean. Barrett is featured in the new Disney+ series “Pompeii” with Tom Hiddleston.
If you can’t stop thinking about the Roman Empire, this show is for you.
African Savanna Exposed with Photographer Jen Guyton
December 3, 7:30 p.m.
The African savanna is one of the most iconic ecosystems in the world, and so many remarkable animals call it home. Connect with what makes this place so special through the lens of photographer and National Geographic Explorer Jen Guyton. Explore the surprising lives of misunderstood hyenas, scurry along with friendly-faced meerkats and perch at the edge of a watering hole to witness its menagerie of wildlife.
Wildlife photographers—and anyone who agrees hyenas deserve more love—you will love this show.
Don’t miss your chance to be in the room where exploration comes to life.
There’s always more to discover at the National Geographic Society. Sign up for email updates to stay in the loop on upcoming events at the Museum of Exploration.
Martha writes: “Hey PoPville, Does anyone know what’s going on over by the State Department? 23rd St. has been closed down for the last hour – and that’s an important artery, coming into the city.”
I believe this is a convening of Trump’s “Board of Peace meeting.
Yesterday MPD issued the following traffic advisory:
“On Thursday, February 19, 2026, a special event will be hosted at the United States Institute of Peace in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be parking restrictions and street closures that motorists should take into consideration:
On Thursday, February 19, 2026, beginning at 12:01 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., the following street will be posted as Emergency No Parking: (more…)
“Snowdrops in the Snow in Takoma DC” photo by Lance
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Join veteran Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey clown Jim Dandy and award-winning burlesque performer Delilah Dentata for a daytime burlesque and variety party that celebrates the funniest, strangest, and most delightful performers they can find.
Over the years, we’ve welcomed burlesque, clown, live music, flow arts, drag, mime, pole, puppets, and a few things we still don’t quite know how to describe … and we're bringing you another unique cast to kick off the beginning of October.
2465 18th Street, NW
Thanks to Anthony for sending from the Andy’s in Adams Morgan:
“They say they’ll be back on Friday. They haven’t been there THAT long.” (more…)
Thanks to M. for sending:
“Confusing (just a bit) signage. Spotted by four seasons. It’s been there for a couple of months…”
And in more humorous signs of the times: (more…)
327 S Street, NE
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“Dear PoPville,
I briefly chatted with a really cute woman at Lost Generation (Saturday, Valentines Day) about our favorite movies. Hers were (more…)
via google maps
From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Southeast.
On Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at approximately 6:44 p.m., First District officers responded to the report of a shooting in the 300 block of K Street, Southeast. (more…)
DC Plates
“Dear PoPville,
A car has been parked more than two feet from the curb, blocking our narrow street, for a week and a half. Neighbors have made multiple 311 requests. We have also reached out to (more…)