Drink Company says it has agreements to deal with intellectual property issues. Adult Swim says they were never contacted before the bar was announced.
It is moving to a temporary space at 1990 K St NW come January 2016.
Image on the left, taken the morning of the Eastern Market fire, April 30, 2007. At right, the same view in the evening on April 15, 2008. Both photos by erin m It was one year ago today that District residents awoke to the sad news that a fire had torn through Eastern Market’s South Hall, displacing the many food vendors who called the historic building home and shuttering a favorite weekend destination. And…
The United States Park Police, DDOT and MPD have released the following road closure advisories for Saturday’s Veterans Day Parade. All closures should be re-opened by 5 p.m. Saturday. Roads closed at 6 a.m.: * Jefferson Drive from 14th Street to 4th Street, SW * Madison Drive from 4th Street to 15th Street, NW * Seventh Street from Independence Avenue to Constitution Avenue, NW Roads closed at 10:30 a.m.: * Lincoln Memorial Circle to Henry…
By DCist Contributor Matt Pelkey On the Fourth of July you light fireworks, on Memorial Day you grill hunks of meat, and on Labor Day you grill more hunks of meat. But how should you celebrate Emancipation Day this Monday? The voting rights march leaves little excuse for perverting another holiday into reason for a meaningless leisure activity. But if for some reason you can’t be at the march, make up for it by heading…
Fringe. When most Washingtonians speak the word, it’s usually in the context of dangerous foreign militias or whatever wackadoo mental sputum has oozed forth from John Hinderaker’s brain that morning. But for the next eleven days, Washington is going to come to know the term in a whole new light, because today is the start of the first-ever Capital Fringe Festival, a merry and motley collection of unique theatre, dance, cabaret and decidedly “other” performances,…
More on the church parking issue, you say? Today we find the Washington Times reporting that some Logan Circle residents are fuming at what they see as a concession to the neighborhood’s powerful churches, a day after D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams put off enforcement measures and instead appointed a taskforce to study the matter. After close to a year of complaints, city officials promised to start enforcing the city’s double-parking laws on Sunday, going…
Friday, the day we wait for with giddy anticipation. In addition to the weekend being just around the corner, there’s one more reason to be pumped up: tonight, you can hear a sneak preview of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs new album “Show Your Bones” before the album hits store shelves on March 28. Hosted by DCist and Interscope Records, the good times and good listenings will take place at Cue Bar, 1115 U Street,…
If your new place just screams for a Palladio Toss Pillow, Butler’s Pantry Gourmet Dinnerware, or a Eurorack Spiral Wall-Mounted Towel Warmer, look no further than Gallery Place. Thanks to our friends at Gallery Place Living, we have been informed that last Tuesday the District’s first Bed Bath & Beyond opened its doors along the ever-popular Seventh Street stretch in the heart of Chinatown. They write of the new store: If Bed Bath and Beyond…
Whether you like the sterile, quasi-corporate feel of the newly-invigorated Chinatown or not, it’s near impossible to deny how far the neighborhood has come in recent years. It’s brighter, louder, crowded with life, and packed with $5.3 billion worth of development spurred by the MCI Center. But is it the city’s hottest nightspot? The Examiner’s Harry Jaffe — a longtime District resident and political observer — thinks so. In a column published yesterday, Jaffe threw…
