CAPITOL HILL CORNER

The Week Ahead…& Photos from SE Library (Opening this Week*)

by Larry Janezich

Posted September 7, 2026

*See Capitol Hill Corner Would Also Like You to Know About (below).

Perhaps the main beneficiaries of the renovation of  SE Library will be the community’s children.  Here’s a view as one descends to the lower level largely dedicated to children.

Here’s another angle. Pictured is Julia Strusienski, branch manager for the Southeast Library.

Here’s the view looking up through the skylight which runs the length of the children’s area on the south side of the library.

And a view from the lower level looking up through the light well in the center of the library.

And a view looking down the light well from the main floor.

Last week’s storm wreaked havoc with the tree canopy.  This giant near the front of the iconic Capitol Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church at 10^th and Mass NE was one of its victims. 

The Week Ahead…

Tuesday, September 8

ANC6B will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm.

Meeting location will be 700 Pennsylvania Ave SE; First Floor (entry adjacent to Trader Joe’s).

• For info on how to join the meeting go here:  https://anc6b.org/

Among items on the draft agenda: 

Updates from committees and taskforces:

Community & Commission Announcements & Speak Out

• Office of the Mayor (MOCR)
• Councilmember Charles Allen’s Office
• Metropolitan Police Department

Update on Items from Executive Committee Meeting

• Application for the Folger Library for a substantial change that would add a summer garden endorsement to their existing alcohol license.  The Executive Committee voted 4-0-0 to support a stipulated license. 

Presentations

• TBA

Alcoholic Beverage & Cannabis Committee

New Applications

• BluntSluts Cannabis Parlour is applying for a new medical cannabis retail license. The applicant is requesting Delivery, Educational Tasting, and Safe-Use Treatment Facility endorsements.  This is a woman owned dispensary.  Here’s their website.  https://www.bluntsluts.com/

Renewals

• DCanter Has applied for the renewal of an alcoholic beverage license at the premises: 545 8^th Street, SE. 
• Yes Organic Eastern Market, Inc.
• Trader Joe’s East Inc.
• Capitol Supreme Market
• Protests/Other Updates

Transportation Committee

• Update: Presentation from DDOT on Personal Delivery Devices
• Update: Traffic suppression on Unit Block of 9th St. SE
• Update: Traffic safety measures (TBD) on 700 Block of 13th St SE
• Update: WMATA buses on 4th St. SE

Planning and Zoning Committee

400 Seward Square SE. Application for an Area Variance for internal construction only.  Applicant is an apartment building owner.  They propose to convert excess maintenance space into 2 additional units.  This ANC supported and the BZA granted the exact same application in 2020, but the building owner did not go ahead with the project at that time, so the permit expired.  There are only 2 close buildings; the owners of both neighboring buildings have verbally offered their support, and will get it in writing soon.  After BZA approval, it would take ~1 month it would go to the full DOB permit process and  ~ 6 months to get that permit, and then, ~ 6-8 months for construction.  This building is under a possible Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) process (that is, the tenants might buy the building.)

The Committee voted unanimously to endorse, with condition that this endorsement is only related to the BZA, and has no relation to any possible TOPA process. 

ANC7D will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm.

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://7d0761.wixsite.com/anc7d-1

Among items on the draft agenda:

Elected District Government Official Updates

• Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Districts 1, 5 and 6
• Office of Wendell Felder, Ward 7
• Eboni-Rose Thompson, Ward 7 Representative, SBOE
• Mayor’s Office of Community Relations & Services (MOCRS)

Community Matters

• Update on Prologis Facility, 3300 Benning Road, NE
• RFK Campus Notes – Opportunity for Commission and community members to raise awareness around RFK development, planning and construction issues

Commissioner SMD Reports 10 minutes

Business items

Committees

• Economic Development, Housing Justice, Zoning and Alcoholic
• Beverage Cannabis Administration Committee
• Transportation/Public Space Committee
• Community Outreach and Grants Committee

Proposed Motions:

• (Alcoholic Beverage Licensing): ANC 7D to protest the transfer of a “Class A” Retailer License to EthioMeloti, Inc  (t/a Kingman Park Wine & Spirits) at 2409 Benning Road, NE unless a Settlement Agreement is reached prior to the protest deadline.

Wednesday, September 9

ANC6C will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm.

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6c.org/hot-topics/

Among items on the draft agenda:

Election of new ANC 6C Secretary (count to be certified by Christy Kwan)

Community announcements

Commissioner announcements

DC agency informational announcements

Transportation and Public Space Committee

• Micro-mobility transportation discussion
• ANC 6A RFK Master Plan Proposal, as it pertains to H Street NE
• Proposed H Street BID

Planning, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee

• 408 Constitution Avenue, NE.  Application for a special exception from lot occupancy requirements to add a one-story screened rear porch to an existing two-story dwelling.
• Alley lot behind 300 block of Eye Street NE.  Application for special exceptions from new alley record lot requirements and alley record lot height requirements to add a new detached four-story plus penthouse 22-unit on an alley lot
• 203 3rd Street NE.  Application for approval of an illegally constructed rooftop pergola.
• Draft letter to encourage developers to install infrastructure (e.g., sewer lines under alleys) to promote construction of additional housing.

Grants Committee

• Status of the h3 grant
• 2. Role of the OANC auditor

Thursday, September 10

ANC6A will hold a virtual meeting on Thursday, September 10.

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6a.org/community-calendar/

Among items on the draft agenda:

Election of Vice Chair

Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis Committee

• Recommendation: ANC 6A protest a New Retailer’s Class “C” Restaurant license for Indochine Cuisine and Lounge, LLC, 1025 H St NE, 1st Floor), unless a settlement agreement is reached, and if a settlement agreement is reached, ANC 6A write a letter of support for a stipulated license for the establishment.

Community Outreach Committee

• Recommendation: ANC 6A approve a $500.00 increase to the annual community grants budget.

Economic Development and Zoning

• Recommendation: ANC 6A withhold support from the applicant at 1226 F Street, NE. (The applicant proposes to construct a third story addition to an existing, detached, two-story, 4-unit, apartment house in the RF-1 zone. Requested relief for rear yard and lot occupancy. there are 14 letters of opposition.   Presented at June 17 EDZ meeting in which applicant was asked to negotiate a compromise with neighbors who raised objections. At the July 15, 2026 EDZ meeting, by unanimous vote, the EDZ declined to support or oppose this application pending further negotiations between the applicant and the neighbors.  Absent that, the EDZ recommends that the ANC withhold support on September 10, 2026.  Applicant notified neighbors by mail postmarked Friday, August 14 to attend a meeting on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, which 8 neighbors attended. No agreement was reached. BZA hearing is September 16, 2026.)

 Officer Reports

 Standing Committee Reports:

• Community Outreach Committee
• Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis
• Transportation and Public Space
• Economic Development and Zoning (EDZ)

Recommendation: ANC 6A refrain from comment on the request by applicant at 800 10th Street, NE, for special exceptions in regards to rooftop elements, lot occupancy, and penthouse setback. (The applicant has completed construction on rear three-story plus penthouse and cellar addition, and converted it to a flat, an existing semi-detached, three-story plus cellar, principal dwelling unit in the RF-1 zone.  Three letters of support from 1) both adjacent neighboring business, and 2) across-the-street neighbor.  By unanimous vote at its July 15, 2026 meeting, the EDZ declined to weigh-in on a request for special exception to building elements that have already been built in a non-conforming manner; such comment would be inappropriate for the EDZ.  BZA hearing is October 7, 2026.)

New Business

• Report – 2026 Mobility Survey
• Suggested Motion: ANC 6A send a letter to the Greater H Street BID Association, with copies to Councilmember Charles Allen, Phil Coppage, Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Nina Albert and Director Rosemary-Suggs Evans, Department of Small and Local Business Development, in support of formation of an H Street Business Improvement District (BID).
• Recommendation: ANC 6A approve the appointment of Daniel Aboyage to the Community Outreach Committee (COC).

Single Member District reports (1 minute each)

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Capitol Hill Corner Would Also Like You To Know About:

Thursday, September 10

Re-Opening of SE Library.

Official ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, September 10, (Time depends on the Mayor’s schedule, TBA) followed by a community block party that night from 5pm to 8pm in Eastern Market Metro Park.

The new $33 million renovation includes:

Expanded space for children, teens and adults.

More room for books, computers, and seating.

A universally accessible entrance.

An environmentally sustainable design.

More meeting, collaboration, and study spaces.

CM Charles Allen helped secure funding for the $33 million effort and worked with DC Public Library and neighbors to get the design right.

Tuesday September 8

DC Health sponsors a Post-Blitz Community Virtual Meeting to learn about the work completed in the neighborhood, hear what we’ve learned, and discuss next steps for keeping the community rodent-free.

11:00am.  Register here: https://bit.ly/4A3I90w

During the meeting, the Department of Health will:

• Share updates and results from the Rodent Blitz
• Discuss rodent activity and common contributing factors
• Provide practical tips for residents and businesses
• Hear your questions, concerns, and observations
• Talk about continued efforts to prevent and address rodent activity

Saturday, September 12

Book Sale at NE Library

The Friends of the Southeast Library (FOSEL) and the Friends of the Northeast Library (FONEL) will hold a book sale this Saturday, September 12, at the Northeast Library. 7th and Maryland Avenues NE.

In general, we have new and mostly used books of all types, including children’s books, fiction, best sellers, non-fiction, cookbooks mysteries, science, science fiction, romance, religion, history, biography, self-help, classics, travel, etc. Our inventory varies widely from sale to sale.

Most hardbacks and paperbacks are two dollars each. Coffee table books, some cookbooks, special items, and some larger books are more. Mass market paperbacks are a quarter!

Proceeds benefit local libraries, especially the Southeast Library, the Northeast Library, and the DC Library.

If you have books to donate, we will take them during the sale. Otherwise, donate during regular business hours by leaving books in the donation bin at the library. Ask the staff for help finding the bin.

Please, NO text books, NO casebooks, NO magazines, NO foreign language books, NO outdated computer books, NO encyclopedias. We no longer want CDs and DVDs.

Questions? bob@bobgellman.com

Sunday, September 13

Hill Center Event.  American Roots Concert Series: The Little Mercies. 

4:30 pm – 6:30 pm | Free | Reserve here  https://bit.ly/3TbIhu9    

With individual expertise in bluegrass, reggae, jazz, folk, and classical, their collective sound respects tradition while blending genre lines.

Reminders for Tonight and this Weekend

by Larry Janezich

Posted: Friday, September 4, 2026

Friday, September 4

At Mr. Henry’s Upstairs

DC Jazzfest featuring the Heidi Martin Ensemble.

8:00pm – 11:00pm  Upstairs @ Mr. Henry’s – $30

Go here for tickets:  https://www.dcjazzfest.org/event-details/dcjazzfestatmrhenrys

Friday, September 4 and Sunday September 6

Miracle Theater on Barracks Row

Friday, September 4:  7:00pm – 10:13pm and Sunday, September 6:  11:00am – 1:00pm.

The Right Stuff:  “A chronicle of the original Mercury astronauts in the formation of America’s space program.  Alan Shepherd, the first American in space; Gus Grissom, the benighted astronaut for whom nothing works out as planned; John Glenn, the straight-arrow ‘boy scout’ of the bunch who was the first American to orbit the earth; and the remaining pilots: …”

For tickets, go here:  https://themiracletheatre.com/

Sunday, September 6

Congressional Cemetery Honey Sale

11:00am – 1:00pm

CC Annual Honey Sale returns Sunday, September 6th at the main cemetery gates.  Enjoy a late-summer morning surrounded by history and nature, and take home a jar—or two—of our limited, small-batch Rest In Bees Cemetery Honey.

For more, go here:  https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/annual-honey-sale-2/

The Week Ahead…

Tuesday, September 1

MPD 1D Community Advisory Council will hold an In-Person and Virtual Meeting, 7:00pm – 7:45pm.

The in-person meeting will be held at The Pillar Church, 1111 South Carolina Avenue, SE

The meeting will also be virtual.  Go here for more info and how to join:   https://1dcac.com/   

Guest:  Chief of Police, Jeffrey Carroll

The Week Ahead…& Some Photos from the Past Week

by Larry Janezich

Posted Sunday, August 30, 2026

The new fence and screening on the East Plaza of the US Capitol is related to work on the façade. 

The construction fence is up around Shirley Chisholm Elementary School at 1001 G Street, SE.  Construction is scheduled to start this summer.  Completion is projected for July of 2028.  Here’s a link to schematics showing the scope of the project.  https://bit.ly/4zFrJv7

The re-opening date for Folger Park has been extended to October 3, 2026 at 11:59pm, according to the sign on the fence surrounding Folger Park.  The extension will allow work to continue to correct issues with the park’s sidewalks which initially failed city inspection. 

Tuesday night, ANC6B’s Executive Committee, approved a stipulated liquor license for the Folger Library to serve alcohol at a summer garden at the East Capitol and Third Street entrance.  The license will allow the Library to serve alcohol here to align with the opening of Measure for Measure on September 25. 

The last performance of Friday’s Dog Days of August Live Jazz at Eastern Market featured vocalist Gracie Jay.  https://graciejaymusic.com/about

The Capitol Hill Theatre at 645 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, was destroyed by fire in 1970.  Here’s a photo from 1964.  The venue opened in 1910 as the Avenue Grand Theatre.  It served as a popular neighborhood hub for vaudeville performances and movies before being renamed the Capitol Hill Theatre in 1956.  Following the fire, a commercial building was constructed on the site.  It is currently home to Labyrinth Games & Puzzles, East City Bookstore, and Capitol Frame and Photo.  Image from DC History Center’s Emil A. Press Slide Collection.   Photo find:  Steve Morris. 

The Week Ahead…

Tuesday, September 1

MPD 1D Community Advisory Council will hold an In-Person and Virtual Meeting, 7:00pm – 7:45pm.

The in-person meeting will be held at The Pillar Church, 1111 South Carolina Avenue, SE

Guest:  Chief of Police, Jeffrey Carroll

For the agenda and connection details, go here: https://1dcac.com/

ANC6B Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis Committee will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm.

For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6b.org/

Among items on the draft agenda:

Presentation:

Guest Speaker – Grace Hyde, District Cannabis – to speak on the city’s progress in transitioning to licensed cannabis dispensaries, away from the I-71 ‘gifting’ model, and offer some perspective on market conditions.

New Applications

• BluntSluts Cannabis Parlour is applying for a new medical cannabis retail license. The applicant is requesting Delivery, Educational Tasting, and Safe-Use Treatment Facility endorsements at 1221 Pennsylvania Ave SE.
• Folger Library – Application for substantial change, adding a summer garden to their existing alcohol license. The timing of this required a vote to support a stipulated license during the executive committee meeting. The Executive Committee approved it 4-0-0.

Renewals 

• DCanter  – Protest deadline is Oct. 5, 2026
• Yes Organic Eastern Market, Inc. – Protest Deadline Oct. 13
• Trader Joe’s East Inc – Protest Deadline Oct. 13
• ABRA-111567 – Capitol Supreme Market – Protest Deadline Oct. 13

Administration

• Approval of protest template (attached) and discussion of updates to ANC’s standing rules.

Wednesday, September 2

ANC6B Transportation Committee will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6b.org/

Among items on the draft agenda:

• Presentation from DDOT on personal delivery devices
• Traffic suppression on the Unit Block of 9^th Street, SE
• Traffic Safety Measures on the 700 block of 13^th Street, SE

Thursday, September 3

ANC6B Planning and Zoning Committee will hold a virtual meeting at 6:00pm. (Note time change.)

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6b.org/

Among items on the draft agenda: 

400 Seward Sq SE. The building owners are requesting a variance for internal construction only. ANC 6B supported and the BZA granted the exact same application in 2020, but the building owner did not go ahead with the project at that time, so the permit expired. 

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Capitol Hill Corner would also like you to know about:

Friday, September 4 and Sunday, September 6

Miracle Theater on Barracks Row

September 4:  7:00pm – 10:13pm and September 6:  11:00am – 1:00pm.

The Right Stuff:  “A chronicle of the original Mercury astronauts in the formation of America’s space program.  Alan Shepherd, the first American in space; Gus Grissom, the benighted astronaut for whom nothing works out as planned; John Glenn, the straight-arrow ‘boy scout’ of the bunch who was the first American to orbit the earth; and the remaining pilots: …”

For tickets, go here:  https://themiracletheatre.com/

Sunday, September 6

Congressional Cemetery Honey Sale

11:00am – 1:00pm

CC Annual Honey Sale returns Sunday, September 6th at the main cemetery gates.  Enjoy a late-summer morning surrounded by history and nature, and take home a jar—or two—of our limited, small-batch Rest In Bees Cemetery Honey. 

For more, go here:  https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/annual-honey-sale-2/

“DOORS & WINDOWS” CHAL Exhibit Opens Sat August 29 – Frame of Mine

That’s what the Capitol Hill Art League artists will be focusing on in their August show at Frame of Mine gallery at 545 8th Street, SE.

The show will be on display from August 29, 2026 — October 2, 2026

To develop this theme, Art League members were asked to show creativity in their interpretations of windows and or doors. Looking in or looking out, real or imaginary doors and windows in the many kinds of structures in our world.

Come meet the artists at the opening reception at Frame of Mine on Saturday, August 29th from 4-5 PM or drop by the store while the show is up.

Go directly to the album of entries here: https://bit.ly/4izXiA3

For more on CHAL, go here:  https://www.caphillartleague.org/

Reminders for the Weekend

by Larry Janezich

Posted Thursday, August 27, 2026

Continuing Tonight through Sunday, August 30

Washington Summer Restaurant Week

A full list of restaurants can be found here (You can search by Ward 6 neighborhood.): https://www.ramw.org/restaurantweek  

Friday, August 28

Dog Days of August Jazz – Final performance.  5:00pm – 7:00pm.

Free Live Jazz featuring Gracie Jay.

At Eastern Market under the farmer’s line shed.

Saturday, August 29

Capitol Hill BID is putting on a free Back to School Family Day event featuring music and our local first responders in Eastern Market Metro Plaza, 10am to 1pm.

This event will also include a backpack giveaway for children 5-18, while supplies last.

Go here to register:  https://bit.ly/4gOYuhG

Scam Alert –“Invitation Email” Scam Circulating in Capitol Hill Community

by Larry Janezich

Posted August 27, 2026

Today, a Lincoln Park neighbor’s email was hacked and a “Special Invitation” phishing email was sent to a number of the neighbor’s contacts. 

Replying to the email to inquire as to its authenticity produced a response assuring that the invitation was legit – despite its fraudulence.

Inquiries as to the authenticity of such an invitation should be by text or phone call. 

The FTC has a Consumer Alert regarding deceptive online event invitations.   Google FTC Consumer Alert invitation scam or search the topic elsewhere for more info. 

Community Turns Out to Comment on New RFK Transit Plan

By Larry Janezich

Posted Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Tuesday night. WMATA held an open house at St. Coletta’s on proposed transit improvements for the RFK Campus.  The meeting was the first of a series of meetings to be scheduled through the fall to provide an opportunity for the community to provide feedback on the proposed plans.

Councilmembers Charles Allen and Wendell Felder. 

Allen said that “2030 is only 48 months away – opening day is only 48 months away… we have to move boldly but I know, for myself, I want to make sure it’s not just transit first in rhetoric but in results… I hope that tonight’s conversation is one where you’re able to give your feedback to us – whether it’s the Commandersor WAMATA or  DDOT or Director Hanlon (DPW) – make sure you tell us what you like and don’t like – what your expectations are.  That is going to be a big part of this.”

Some 150 residents turned out for the meeting.

DC and WMATA have agreed to a plan for a $300 million expansion of the Stadium-Armory station and the Gold Line rapid transit bus line that would run from Union Station to Stadium-Armory.  Cost estimates of $1 billion to replace the station are prohibitive and would not be finished by 2030. 

The plan anticipates construction on the Metro expansion phase will begin in 2028. 

Election Notice – EMCAC – Eastern Market Community Advisory Committee Announces the Election of INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY RESIDENT

Posted Sunday, August 23, 2026

The Eastern Market Community Advisory Committee (EMCAC) will have an election by its members for the seat of Independent Community Resident. This will be done during its scheduled meeting on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the North Hall at the Eastern Market.

To qualify for election to a two-year term, the EMCAC Independent Community Resident representative is required to be a resident of the District of Columbia. Additionally, the individual so selected shall not be an officer, director, or chair of any committee in any of the Capitol Hill Community Organizations represented on the EMCAC, or a sitting Commissioner of ANC 6B. Election is by simple majority of the standing EMCAC members.

If you would like to put your name in nomination, we ask that you submit your name and short resume by September 23, 2026 to EMCAC at Jackie_Krieger@yahoo.com .

EMCAC is the District’s legislatively-established body entrusted with advisory and oversight responsibilities for the operations, management, and renovation of Eastern Market. Current members include representatives from ANC 6B, the Capitol Hill Association of Merchants, the Capitol Hill Restoration Society, the Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation, Stanton Park Neighborhood Association, Ward 6 Council Office, the Office of the Mayor, a Community Resident and representatives from the South Hall, the Farmer’s Line, and non-food merchants at the Market.

EMCAC cordially invites the community to all of our meetings. They are generally held on the last Wednesday of each month in the North Hall at Eastern Market, 7th Street and North Carolina Avenue, SE. Your comments or involvement on any of our committees is welcomed.

The Week Ahead…& Some Photos from the Past Week

by Larry Janezich

Posted:  Sunday, August 23, 2026

Jazz impresario Herb Scott on the sax at last Friday’s Dog Days of August Live Jazz performance at Eastern Market. 

Vase Can-can.  Wendy Smith.  First Place.

Last Saturday closed out the Capitol Hill Art League’s Members (CHAL) Juried Exhibition at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. 

CHAL members were invited to delve into the abstract, by sharing artwork that does not attempt to represent external reality, but seeks to achieve its effects using shapes, forms, lines, colors. The exhibition was juried by Kelly MacConomy.  Here are the First, Second, and Third Place Winners. 

Varenna Raindrop.  Marilyn Saks-McMillion.  Second Place.

In the Woods.  Tara Hamilton.  Third Place.

The pickle ball courts on the 100 block of Virginia Avenue under the freeway next to Garfield Park are online.  The Robert M. Krughoff  Pickleball Center at Garfield Park, was named after the grass roots activist who first established a guerrilla pickle ball court at the site back in July of 2019.  Krughoff died before the new courts became operational.  The courts operate entirely on a free, first-come, first-served basis. 

Mr. Henry’s Celebrates 60 Years with a Gala on Saturday, August 29 at 7:00pm.  Join the celebration with neighbors and friends. 

The Week Ahead…

Monday, August 24

ANC6A Community Advisory Committee will hold a virtual meeting

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6a.org/community-calendar/

Among items on the draft agenda:

6A Grants Program: Budget and Bylaws

• Proposed motion scheduled to discuss and recommend that ANC 6A increase the annual grant budget by $500.

COC Membership

• Proposed motion scheduled to discuss and recommend to ANC 6A the addition of new committee members: Daniel Aboagye and Mia Mathis.

Tuesday, August 25

ANC6B will hold a virtual Executive Committee meeting at 7:00pm.

For info on how to access the meeting, go here:  https://anc6b.org/calendar/

The Committee will set the agenda for the next full ANC meeting and the agendas for committees and task forces in September. 

ANC6A Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Committee will hold a virtual meeting at 7:00pm

• For info on how to join the meeting, go here:  https://anc6a.org/community-calendar/

Among items on the draft agenda:

Old Business

• Update and discussion regarding settlement agreement negotiations a substantial change request to a license to change hours of operation and alcoholic beverage sales, service, and consumption, and hours of live entertainment, for 618 Productions, LLC, dba Transmission, 1353 H Street NE.

New Business

Alcohol Applications

• Discussion of an application for a New Retailer’s Class “C” Restaurant license for Indochine Cuisine and Lounge, LLC, 1025 H Street NE, 1st Floor.

Open house on Transit Improvements Proposed by WMATA for the RFK Campus.

St. Coletta of Greater Washington:  6:00pm – 8:00pm. 

DC and WMATA agreed to a plan for the $300 million expansion of the Stadium-Armory station and the Gold Line rapid transit bus line that would run from Union Station to Stadium-Armory. The meeting will be an opportunity to provide community feedback on the plan.

Register here:  https://bit.ly/463FNkx

Capitol Hill Corner would also like you to know about:

Monday, August 24, through Sunday, August 30

Washington Summer Restaurant Week

A full list of restaurants can be found here (You can search by Ward 6 neighborhood.): https://www.ramw.org/restaurantweek 

Friday, August 28

Dog Days of August Jazz – Final performance.  5:00pm – 7:00pm.

Free Live Jazz featuring Saxophonist Gracie Jay.

At Eastern Market under the farmer’s line shed.

Saturday, August 29

Capitol Hill BID is putting on a free Back to School Family Day event featuring music and our local first responders in Eastern Market Metro Plaza, 10am. to 1pm.

This event will also include a backpack giveaway for children 5-18, while supplies last.

Go here to register:  https://bit.ly/4gOYuhG