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Learn about the life of a law enforcement officer at the District’s newest museum, the National Law Enforcement Museum (444 E Street NW). The museum will host a free Community Day for its Oct. 13 grand opening […]

The next chapter in the New York Avenue Sculpture Project recently arrived in DowntownDC with the installation “Signals of a Long Road Together” by Mexico-City based sculptor Betsabeé Romero.  The art installation opened Sept. 28 in the medians of New York […]

Relive the night of glitz, glam and fashion by checking out the inaugural District of Fashion Runway Show photo album and video. More than 350 guests attended this New York Fashion Week inspired […]

Long-time Market Square resident and DowntownDC proponent Charles A. Docter, 86, died on July 27 and his contributions to the revitalization of downtown continue to be remembered by many.  Described by the Washington Post as “pivotal to […]

The DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) continues to invest in new workforce development programs for the red-and-black uniformed caretakers of DowntownDC — the Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance ambassadors (SAMs).  After an in-depth survey by the BID’s administration to determine what […]

By Pathways to Housing DC “…Since moving in, Joel is working on new goals that are important to him, like connecting with the new community that he has moved into. While […]

The District of Columbia has announced a $1.7 million grant to build a Downtown Day Services Center to serve individuals experiencing homelessness. The center will be managed by the DowntownDC Business Improvement […]

By Mike Carter-Conneen for WJLA Team USA is missing this year’s competition but many Washingtonians have still caught World Cup fever. On Tuesday, local fans gathered in Freedom Plaza to watch […]

By Alexis Neely D.C. is known for its monuments, memorials and museums, but now it’s time to be known as the District of Fashion. The DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) […]