H Street Festival 2016 was a remarkable time and experience for DC residents. Celebrating its 11th year in existence, the festival had numerous impacts on the Ward 5 Community. It increased business presence, brought money in to the community and most importantly it brought a very diverse community together to celebrate with one another. This […]
Crummell School RFP Developer presentations were held at Bethesda Baptist Church on Capitol Avenue Thursday evening. Dion Townley, Project Manager of DMPED kicked off the meeting. Nearly a hundred residents were on hand to watch the three finalists present their plans for Crummell School. Crummell School was designed by Snowden Ashford in 1910 and named
CHUCK BROWN MEMORY LIVES ON! Chuck Brown Memory lives on. On Saturday August 20th from 3 to 7 p.m. the DMV residents celebrated the 2nd Annual Chuck Brown day. The event was held at Chuck Brown Memorial Park, located at 2901 20th Street Northeast. It was hosted by DC Department of Parks and Recreation in
Down Town Locker Room (DTLR) presented DMV 990 sneaker launch on Tuesday, August 30 at Lost Society in DC. For those who are just arriving to the district, the fashion culture in the DMV is a lifestyle, to be quite honest. On any day in any quadrant of the city you could possibly be called
Get on down to Big Chief located in Ivy City, Ward 5 DC at 2002 Fenwick St., NE. Not only can you host your event at Big Chief, they even host and curate their own events! Even though they are closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, there are tons of happenings during happy hour and especially
It was nearly 100 degrees outside, but it was all cool at Alice\’s Jazz and Culture Society (AJACS). Alice’s is a not-for-profit jazz club in the Brookland neighborhood. All ages are welcome. That was apparent last Thursday evening featuring a free evening of jazz for children and adults. Alice\’s is located at 2813 12th Street
Take a second and just think \”what would our world be without ART?\” Sure the thought was very stale, boring, not much culture nor creativity. Luckily The P.A.I.N.T.S. Institute knows the impact and importance ART places in our society, and throughout the world. It was demonstrated at the Howard Theater for the unveiling of the
Please join The DC Voice for it\’s \”Brookland Community Meeting\” at Serendipity Jazz Coffeehouse.
Despite Donald Trump\’s attempt to divide America, nonetheless, his tactics haven\’t soaked up the streets in the Ward 5 community. Organizer\’s of the Annual Stronghold July cookout continued their plans to enjoy Independence Day in the District. Being though it is 2016, some day\’s it sort of feels like 1776, with less garments. Especially, since the 2016
