Thanks to RH for sending the updated photos. Last week we we shared the news that UNIQLO would be reopening in the old H&M space November 26th (tomorrow!!)
And back in July (more…)
Union Station
The H&M closed here back in 2021. Barnes & Noble closed in Union Station back in 2013.
Thanks to Uma for sending: “Uniqlo union station website has been updated – reopening on 11/26 . See attached screenshot.” (more…)
Mark shares the pic above and writes: “You shall not sit at Union Station.”
Good news from Edward who shares the shot below and writes: “The former Uniqlo in Union Station is now a new Amtrak waiting area.” (more…)
Thanks to Wayne for sending the “Wreath Lights Up at Union Station. Day and night.” (more…)
Thanks to Uma for the update: “Sign in front of Uniqlo Union Station today – looks like it’s confirmed it’s the old H&M space.” (more…)
Ruffini asks: “anyone know why this line now stretches the length of Union station? NE Regional. Second time I’ve seen this…”
I’m getting Shake Shack opening day vibes…
Last Friday we learned that UNIQLO had abruptly closed in Union Station. At the time there were some rumors that they’d be moving into the old H&M space but there was no mention of this in their closing note or on their website. HOWEVER:
UNIQLO has updated their website:
“UNIQLO Union Station
(UNIQLO Union Station Reopening Winter 2024)
We are located on Level G by the Main Hall.”
Stay tuned for details!
Thanks to Uma for sending: “insomnia cookies opens in Union Station.”
Ed. Note: Over the weekend we learned that the UNIQLO had closed in Union Station.
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UNIQLO opened with great fanfare here in Union Station back in 2017. Thanks to all who messaged us about the abrupt closure: (more…)
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photo by Mark Lyon
From MPD:
“Our city once again hosted people who came to exercise their First Amendment rights during a foreign dignitary visit and the Metropolitan Police Department worked alongside our law enforcement partners at the United States Capitol Police, the United States Park Police, and the United States Secret Service to ensure safety around today’s events.
While many people chose to peacefully exercise their first amendment rights in our city, some choose to disobey the law. (more…)