The annual tradition that reimagines parking spaces is back for its 10th iteration.
That explains why you might be seeing mini-gardens and sitting areas around the streets of D.C. next month.
The annual event turns some curbside parking spaces across the city into temporary parks.
This year’s celebration will be smaller, and health and safety protocols will be in place.
The annual event makes parking spaces a little more bearable this time of year.
PARK(ing) Day takes over parking spots around town for the sixth year.
The annual event is back, with 28 sites in D.C. spread out across six wards.
The annual holiday where groups turning spaces into parks for the day.
More than 30 parking spots will be transformed into temporary parks for the day.
A pair of parking spots will be transformed into a mini park through October.