photo by DC Fire and EMS
DC Fire and EMS reported: “Box Alarm 2100 block 2nd St SW. Well involved boat at the James Creek Marina.
Update Boat fire James Creek Marina 2100 2nd St SW. Had 1 boat fully involved. Fire knocked down using 2 pronged attack wth land units and 2 fireboats. Damage to adjacent boats on both sides. No initial reports of injuries. (more…)
3300 Georgia Ave, NW
Check out the, well priced, options:
Halal Bean Pie, Sweet Potato Pie, and Creamy Buttermilk Coconut Pie.
Nice.
You can see their full menu here.
“Eddie Leonard Carryout Since 1955 (more…)
3900 Georgia Ave, NW
Thanks to Theresa for sending the latest from the Wendy’s coming back to Petworth: (more…)
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From an email:
“A long-awaited addition is coming to Art Place at Fort Totten. On Sunday, May 3 at 9am, local concept Tz’ikin Cafe will open a coffee cart pop-up, marking the first dedicated coffee purveyor at Art Place and introducing a new daily stop for the development. (more…)
Thanks to Rachael for sending from near Lincoln Park on Capitol Hill.
***This series features any pets in a backpack/bag/vessel. On metro, or not. Corgi, or not, and often NOT a corgi but the series started with corgis and I can be obstinate…send your finds to [email protected]
18th Street Singers presents Out of Many, One, a concert exploring the complexity, challenges, and possibilities of the American experience through a rich tapestry of choral music. Centered around Randall Thompson’s The Peaceable Kingdom, the program features music that reflects the breadth of the American experience, drawing from spirituals, folk traditions, and choral masterworks alongside contemporary voices redefining the genre today.
In this 250th anniversary year of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Out of Many, One reflects on the many voices, stories, and identities that shape our nation and invites audiences to imagine a more just, inclusive, and compassionate future.
4461 Connecticut Avenue, NW
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Hydralive Therapy® delivers powerful hydration, nutrients, and relief — straight to your bloodstream, right when you need it.”
HydralIVe Therapy will open in the space next door to the recently opened Malabar “modern Indian fare” restaurant (in the old Rosedale et al space.) (more…)
photo by Diane Krauthamer
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Please courtesy National Gallery of Art
From a press release:
“DC’s favorite summer concert series returns to the National Gallery of Art this summer with Jazz in the Garden: American Sounds. This season highlights both rising voices and celebrated performers whose work reflects the evolving landscape of American music. Kicking off May 22, the series spotlights artists from across the country performing across genres including indie soul-funk, alternative bluegrass, salsa, jazz, rhythm & blues, blues, Americana, and brass band music.
For over 20 years, (more…)
Thanks to Eric for sending this absolute boat!
Sweet City Ride is made possible by the Friends of the PoPville Sauntering Society!
“Dear PoPville,
The scariest sidewalk grate I have seen… Steel grate patched with a plate? Nope. Near Freedom Plaza. (E Street.)”
Would you dare walk across this?
YIKES.