The vast majority of them have applied for government assistance, and some are trying out new locations.

Two local filmmakers have worked for four years on a documentary about D.C. hot dog vendors, and they need a little help to finish it.

The t-shirts and sweatshirts that vendors peddle to tourists on the National Mall have gotten much more, ummm, stylish recently.

Under a proposal being considered by the D.C. Council, vendors could start selling goods and services at local parks, pools and recreation centers.

The DC Grey Market kicks off its fourth market tomorrow, October 22 from 3-7 p.m. This time, the event will really embrace the essence of an underground market, as it operates inside a new basement venue.

When local food vendors bring a little bit of character to an otherwise bland city park, you’d think the community would rejoice, right? Wrong.

The D.C. Grey Farmers Market recently announced Local 16 (1602 U Street NW) as the location for its second event, which will be held tomorrow, May 21 from noon to 4 p.m.

The Nationals have officially announced their complete lineup of food vendors that will serve the new stadium. The list of 11 pretty much runs the gamut of sporting events foodstuffs, including: Boardwalk Fries, Gifford’s Ice Cream, Red Hot and Blue, Hard Time’s Café, and Kosher Sports. Most notably on the list is Ben’s Chili Bowl, whose rumored second location at the stadium has been teasing Nats fans since December. Marc Fisher offers a great breakdown…