Thanks to Erin for sending “Paste tomatoes and tomatillos, a couple varieties of each, grown in Trinidad NE (and @maketto coffee growlers as a backdrop!)”
Please send your hauls to [email protected] and let me know what neighborhood it was grown in. Entries will be accepted through Labor Day weekend.
3259 M Street, NW
From an email:
“Starting this week, treat yourself to the coziest WFH gear from Roots before they say goodbye to Georgetown! The Canadian brand’s men’s, women’s, and kids’ comfy sweats, outerwear, and more is on sale for up to 75% off, only at their Georgetown location.
WHEN: Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 4-8pm and Saturdays 12-6pm from Wednesday, August 5 to Saturday, September 5” (more…)
If you have any animal/pet photos you’d like to share please send an email to princeofpetworth(at)gmail(dot)com with ‘Animal Fix’ in the title and say the name of your pet and your neighborhood. If you love the animal fix and want to ensure PoPville’s long term viability please consider donating to our Patreon here.
“Will León allow his humans to finish their puzzle? Only time, chicken, and belly rubs will tell.”
“Corrigan, my two year old Lab. We got him from Operation Paws for Homes. He’s been home for four months now and we live in Woodley Park. He is a very good boy.”
This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.
Mother’s Day weekend is shaping up to be a great one for DC homebuyers. With 315+ open houses scheduled across the District, there’s no shortage of opportunities to explore what’s on the market—and the good news is that the majority of showings are happening on Saturday, leaving your Sunday free for brunches, flowers, and family celebrations. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.
This rental is located at 2101 New Hampshire Ave. NW near V St. NW. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1895 / 1br – 650ft2 – Vintage Charm- 1 Bedroom Apartment with Hardwood Floors (U St. Corridor) (more…)
Hosted by DC nonprofit Archaeology in the Community, this annual festival gathers archaeologists and other heritage-related professionals from across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region to share the stories, science, and the discoveries that shape our understanding of the past. Taking place as part of DC Archaeology Month in June, the festival offers a full day of engaging experiences designed especially for kids and families.
Thanks to Paul for sending the latest for our continuing coverage of the Q Street Barbies.
Photo by Will Smith outside One Thomas Circle, NW
Yesterday we posted about the Wawa truck unloading goods out front. Thanks to Jim for passing on Wawa’s reply to Will’s query about the opening date:
“THIS Thursday! (8/6, 8am)”
So it is written, so it is so.
Photo by John Sonderman
“Dear PoPville,
My birthday is this Friday and I had initially planned to do a socially distanced picnic in a park with a small group (no more than 10) of friends. However, Mother Nature doesn’t seem like she wants to cooperate with this idea.
Does anyone know of any place with a cover that would allow about 10 people to reserve a spot? Obviously trying to stay as safe as possible with COVID!”
1819 Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to Adam for sending the Johnny’s Half Shell Update [it augurs well indeed!]:
“I was walking in Adams Morgan today when I saw the owner of Johnny’s Half Shell painting the patio fence [both of us has masks on]. I excitedly asked if this meant they were reopening, to which he replied that they were going to try to reopen after labor day. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
My husband and I were witness to the incident reported in the Post [‘Two Black moms took their kids to the Mall. Secret Service officers confronted them with guns, they said.‘] from our car driving on Constitution. We were on scene after the guns but saw the women in handcuffs, the crashed secret service vehicle and I noticed the Women’s car had a “baby on board” sign on the back and appeared legally parked. (more…)
