File under: very Takoma Park things. This stretch of sidewalk has led to hundreds of comments in private groups, a petition, and spirited debate among city residents and officials.

The annual mural painting event in Northeast D.C. is going to cover the infamous former fast-food restaurant in art, at least until it’s torn down.

The multi-million-dollar project, which will feature five commissioned artworks, is now set to open in 2025.

This week marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the amendment, which granted women the right to vote.

The poultry-themed display hearkens back to the neighborhood’s history.

They’re part rowing machine, part flip book, and part hamster wheel.

The first two rolled out on Friday morning.

The four-day festival charged artists, performers, and speakers to focus on the themes of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

The U Street exhibit is part of D.C.’s Vision Zero plan to reduce traffic fatalities by 2024.

The temporary installation will be on view through March 6.