1102 U Street, NW
Thanks to Otberbur for sharing:
“Looks like DNA Lounge on U Street has been served with an eviction notice:” (more…)
2009 14th Street, NW previously home to the Gibson
In March we broke the news about “DC’s non-alcoholic LGBTQ+ bar and cafe” – Spark Social House. Well…they’ve applied for a liquor license now.
And will be closed from Nov 24 – Dec 4. On December 5th hours will be: (more…)
1926 14th Street, NW
The good word from Ingle Korean Steakhouse:
“We’re thrilled to announce the soft opening of Ingle Korean Steakhouse in Washington, D.C., from November 24 to December 8. (more…)
Within an hour of the DMV. Our “Flight Deck” is perfect for meetings and retreats. Breathtaking, peaceful grounds with an abundance of space. Approximately 2800 SF sits on a 3/4 acre property – perfect for lawn games and zip lining. 20×20 furnished deck + dock. Mayo Beach and Beverly Triton 1 mile away.
1530 U Street, NW
Check out their H Street, NE menu here.
Smashburgers (and more) cometh to U Street soon: (more…)
The National Museum of the American Indian’s Native Cinema Showcase is an annual celebration of the best in Native film. The festival celebrates the best of Indigenous film, spanning documentaries, features, animations, and short-format films by Indigenous filmmakers from across the Western Hemisphere and Arctic.
1850 M Street, NW
7th Street Burger has opened their M Street location in the old Qdoba (and others) space: (more…)
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The evening ranges freely across the American songbook, threading together the theater music of Sondheim, Rodgers and Hart, Bernstein, and Weill with the songs of Ives, Barber, and Liebermann, and the setting of poets as distinct as E. E. Cummings, Langston Hughes, and Allen Ginsberg. It’s a program that moves with ease between the bright patter of numbers like “The What-Cha-Ma-Call-It” and the aching intimacy of “Lonely House”—music that captures both the exuberance and the tenderness at the heart of the American voice.
Bliss brings to this repertoire a voice of exceptional beauty — bright, focused, and capable of extraordinary refinement — along with a natural feel for the wit, swagger, and vulnerability this music demands, whether he’s channeling Sondheim’s restless “Being Alive,” or the sly nostalgia of “One for My Baby.” Expect an evening that is as much a portrait of a nation’s music as it is a showcase for one of the outstanding tenors of his generation.
14th and Spring Road, NW
Thanks to Pat for sharing: “This is fantastic news. Someone wants to build apartments at 3700 14th NW, the NW corner of the 14/Spring intersection. (more…)
1359 U Street, NW
Revolt, Merry Christmas Bar, opening November 28th: (more…)
Thanks to Michele for sending these great shots from Georgetown: (more…)
1545 New Jersey Ave, NW
Thanks to B. for sending:
“They rebranded the Oasis Lounge on New Jersey & Q St NW to a coffee shop! We stumbled on their grand opening and space is really nice. Definitely needed in this area 🙏🏼” (more…)
photo by angela n.
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The museum’s annual Native Art Market features award-winning and innovative Indigenous artists from across the Western Hemisphere. This event invites lovers of art and craftsmanship to meet Indigenous artists and learn about the traditional arts and contemporary Indigenous creativity. Visitors will have the opportunity to purchase traditional and contemporary handcrafted artworks, including beadwork, jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, and sculpture.