Original photo from 2021
“Dear PoPville,
I thought I would update you on the progress four years later. Yes, we still have some weeds, but they are so manageable. Most of the plants are native and attract a wide variety of pollinators. And that was the plan all along.”
How it looks today: (more…)
Thanks to Erin for sharing this awesomeness she found in NoMa:
“Huge clumps of grapes.”
LOVE IT!! Will make a great haul for someone.
Send your hauls to [email protected] and be sure to mention what neighborhood you are in. Thanks!
1900 Wyoming Ave, NW
Thanks to John for sharing with us from outside the 7-Eleven in Adams Morgan.
SLURPEE PARK!! YES!
Just noticed this from the Union Stage concert venue at the SW Waterfront: (more…)
101 V Street, SW
Thanks to Jay for sharing these great photos of The Stacks:
“Really cool development. I love the “DC style” architecture. Developers should do more of this. It looks more authentic than other attempts to pay homage to a classic style. It doesn’t feel Disneyfied. It is like they took existing buildings and incorporated them into a new development.” (more…)
Scotty and James
“Dear PoPville,
On May 8th, Longfellow St neighbors in 16th Street Heights became proud parents, in side-by-side hospital rooms!, both welcoming baby boys Scotty and James at Sibley Hospital. These “Long-Fellas” are already neighbors, birthday buddies, and future partners in mischief!” (more…)
Yo! Stained glass books: (more…)
The magical news from Buffalo & Bergen:
“In Italy, la famiglia reigns supreme – which is why New York born, Gina Chersevani, is channeling her Italian roots for the most carb-tastic launch ever: the “Carb Bar”! A cocktail mixtress and bagel maven, Chersevani is expanding her concept to include a doughy dreamland (helmed by her hubby Neil Dundee,) exclusively rising at Buffalo & Bergen’s swanky new Cleveland Park spot. (more…)
400 block of Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to Jay for sending: “Only a matter of time before someone headed down S St dives through it.”
More photos: (more…)
Thanks to Jim for sending this Little Free Library awesomeness from Logan Circle. Though I do wonder how they keep count… (more…)