2000 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Space #3
Thanks to Rachel for sharing:
“New signage up! Looks like Gigi’s Pasta will be taking over former The Bussdown DC spot inside Western Market.” (more…)
I’ve been meaning to ask you guys about this for ages and well, forever has finally arrived – what in the world are these doing here? I know for a temporary patch – fine. But these have been on 38th Street and Albermarle literally for years. Why don’t they get properly paved? Anyone know what’s going on here? (more…)
2922 M Street, NW
From Paul Frederick:
“Our heritage is making great shirts that fit perfectly and then backing them with customer service that actually helps you. We’re here for the guy who loves clothes and wants his own personal style.” (more…)
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This Hawthorne Tudor pairs 3,100+ sq ft with a screened porch and a lush private yard: 6912 Greenvale St NW
- Stunning Tudor in Hawthorne-Chevy Chase
- 3BR/3BA with ~3,117 finished sq ft
- Renovated kitchen and baths
- Wood-burning fireplace in sun-filled living room
- Screened side porch overlooking lush backyard
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photo by Victoria Pickering
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Olney, MD — September 29, 2026 — Olney Theatre Center, Maryland’s largest regional theatre, produces Boublil and Schönberg’s Les Misérables in the Roberts Mainstage (October 30, 2026 – January 31, 2027) in celebration of the musical’s 40th anniversary. This continues Olney Theatre’s tradition of providing popular musicals with multi-generational appeal to local audiences and visitors over the holiday season. This year, Tony Award-nominated director Stephen Brackett returns to direct the production, having last directed Cinco Paul’s critically acclaimed A.D. 16 at Olney in 2022. Trent Saunders, who garnered critical acclaim for his performance in the Broadway company of Dead Outlaw, stars as Jean Valjean, opposite Kevin S. McAllister, a veteran of multiple Broadway and Olney musicals, who recently directed Ford’s Theater’s heralded production of Come From Away. Christopher Youstra, Olney’s Associate Artistic Director of Music Theatre, again serves as Music Director, and William Carlos Angulo is the choreographer.
Tickets are available to the public from $57 – $118 and can be purchased at olneytheatre.org/lesmiz or by calling the box office at 301-924-3400.
1602 14th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
One more shuttered business on 14th Street. The owners of Avenue title are closing their title business after over 10 years and consolidating it back into their original location in the West End. (more…)
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One of Northern Virginia’s scariest haunted trails opens THIS WEEKEND!
Haunt: Dark Encounters returns to the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton on Saturday, October 3, taking guests deep into the woods for an immersive Halloween experience built around the mysterious disappearance of five friends in 1996.
Thanks to Mark for sending this great shot.
If you get a photo with any of your shirt/merch on your travels (stateside or abroad) – please send a photo with where you went to my email at [email protected] thanks!
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Thanks to Peter for sending:
“I spotted this spotted lantern fly trap at the US Botanic Garden. I am happy to see Uncle Sam is on the case.”
I was ready to throw in the towel but perhaps all hope is not lost!
“Dear PoPville,
Sign of the times?
Photo from a federal building in downtown DC. It’s a trash-hauler full of desk phones…”
“Dear PoPville,
Did I spot pieces of the demolished East Wing today trucked away unceremoniously to be dumped somewhere?
Pic taken yesterday (Tuesday) about 3 pm, October 28th”
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.