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What Is This Valet Reading?
You might think this valet seated on the low rise ledge outside Asia Nine is reading a notice of some kind or maybe he’s looking at a list of already stowed cars. I wondered myself…peering through the window more closely from my sushi bar perch, I saw four columns of alphabetically arranged common English words […]
New Poll: Why Do You Read PQ Living?
Our new poll asks why you read Penn Quarter Living as we’re trying to figure out who comes to our site and why. Please cast your vote in the new poll box along the right hand column. For the last poll, we asked our reader community “Which new sit down PQ restaurant do you like […]
Jazz In The Garden Starts Tonight!
One of our favorite things to do when the weather gets nice is hit up the Sculpture Garden’s Jazz In The Garden after work on Fridays. The National Gallery of Art gives the Sculpture Garden an outdoorsy European cafe feel every Friday afternoon by pulling in a jazz, blues or swing band act to play in […]
Crime & Punishment Museum Opens Tomorrow (575 7th St NW)
Ed. Note: Check out crime fighting dog McGruff giving his thumbs up to the camera on opening day. The National Museum of Crime and Punishment (575 7th Street, NW) opens to the public tomorrow, Friday, May 23. Opening day tickets will be half price for regular folks and free for law enforcement personnel (badge or […]