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Peak bloom might be over, but open-house season is just getting started. Check out this week's picks: A renovated rowhouse in Capitol Hill, a light-filled townhouse in Old Town, and a posh listing in Kalorama for nearly $5.5 million. A Capitol Hill Rowhouse Photo by BTW Images. Photo by BTW Images. Photo by BTW Im
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How to Celebrate Earth Day Around DC - Washingtonian
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (892+ words) Since 1970, Earth Day has been a special day to get outdoors, volunteer in the community, and learn about being more environmentally friendly. Here are 17 fun ways to commemorate April 22 this year. Free MARC Train Rides The Maryland Department of Transportation…...
Sorry, DC’s Mosquitos Probably Survived the Snowcrete - Washingtonian
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (212+ words) After a harsh winter in DC, the forecast is finally showing warmer days on the horizon. But balmy weather brings its own nuisances—namely, mosquitos. Is there any chance the brutal freezing streak means fewer bloodsuckers this year? Don’t count…...
A Canadian Province is Winning the War on Rats. What Can DC Learn? - Washingtonian
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (234+ words) Recently ranked the rattiest of the country’s major cities, Washington has an ongoing rat problem—one long met with furrowed brows, pointed fingers, and no lasting solutions. We are at war, we have always been at war, and no matter…...
Asian Elephant Is Pregnant at DC’s National Zoo - Washingtonian
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (382+ words) The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, DC, announced today that one of its Asian elephants, Nhi Linh (pronounced NEE-lin), is pregnant and could give birth to the first baby calf born at the facility in nearly a quarter century. If…...
Bridge District, D.C.’s Most Sustainable Neighborhood, Welcomes Anchor Tenant Atlas Brew Works - Washingtonian
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (518+ words) Set at the base of the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, Bridge District is DC’s newest mixed-use destination—built on a foundation of environmental responsibility and healthy living that fuses innovative zero carbon development with a dynamic mix of residential, retail,…...
Alexandria’s “Fancy Pigeon” Has a New Home
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (426+ words) A Lahore pigeon like this one caused a flap in Virginia. Photographs by Getty Images.The black-and-white pigeon with elaborately feathered feet immediately caused a stir when it appeared at Alexandria’s Amtrak station in June. “Why is a penguin here?...