Join a fun and rewarding upcoming neighborhood clean-up at Grant Circle
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ANC 4C is teaming up with Petworth Blooms to lead a community clean-up on Sunday, April 14th, from 10am to 12pm.
We’re excited to host a new voice at Petworth News!
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I am delighted to announce that I have joined the Petworth News team as a student intern for the remainder of my academic year. I hope to serve as a bridge between Petworth News and the community, representing a younger voice on the site.
Read MoreNational poetry month is here, and so is DCPL’s annual Haiku Contest!
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In celebration of National Poetry Month, DCPL is hosting its annual Haiku Contest. Poets of all ages are welcome; residents aged 6 and up are invited to submit two haiku either online or with a paper entry at participating libraries.
Read MoreBreaking: Two foster monkeys loose in Petworth
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Of all the days… a resident in 16th Street Heights reported that her two foster squirrel monkeys have escaped their enclosure at her house and now are loose in the neighborhood.
Read MoreCheck out the Petworth PorchFest schedule, map & more!
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Voted the Best Neighborhood Festival and the Best Neighborhood Music Series, Petworth PorchFest returns on April 27th from 2pm to 6pm all across the neighborhood. There are 240 bands and 90 hosts so far, making this the biggest PorchFest yet!
Read MoreCelebrate Petworth Festival call for vendors & volunteer committee — Sign up now!
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The always popular Celebrate Petworth festival is coming up on its 10th year! This early-Fall street festival brings kids’ performers, music, food,and artisanal crafts from local businesses and artists. Celebrate Petworth is set for Saturday, September 14th on the 800 block of Upshur Street NW.
They’re looking for vendors and people to join their organizing committee!
Read MoreCouncilmember's Corner: DC programs we should all know (Copy)
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My team and I wanted to highlight some great DC programs that are already in place but go underutilized because not enough people know about them. This CM Corner article offers a ton of DC programs and services, with a brief description and link to more information. I hope it is a useful resource for you and your families as we begin spring in DC!
Read MoreFeatured Property: 4141 New Hampshire Ave NW
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Step into this inviting home and discover the updated gourmet kitchen, perfect for culinary adventures. The primary bedroom offers a tranquil retreat, while the two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests or a home office. The 1,980 square foot home provides just the right amount of outdoor space for relaxation and entertaining, along with private parking for two cars.
Read MoreFeatured Property: 827 Delafield Place NW
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Welcome to this stunning townhouse located at 827 Delafield Pl NW in Petworth, DC. This elegant 3- bedroom, 3.5-bathroom property offers 1,928 square feet of luxurious living space in the heart of the city.
Read MoreThe Farmers' Market is getting ready to open — volunteer, play music and vend!
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PCM will be buzzing with activity every Saturday, from May 4th through November 23rd. There are numerous fantastic opportunities for you to get involved and share your talents with the community:
Read MoreMeet Megan McCune, the mom bringing Petworth families together
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Meet Megan McCune, the president of Petworth Peanuts, a local group for parents that provides support programs, social events and parenting resources. Learn more about her community contributions and her journey helping to grow Petworth Peanuts.
Read MoreFormer Powell Elementary PTA treasurer being sued by DC AG for theft of money meant for students
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The DC Attorney General’s office has filed a lawsuit against Robynn Chandler-Mitchell, the former Treasurer of Powell Padres, the Powell Elementary parent-teachers organization, for failing to return almost $19,000 she took from the Powell PTA.
Read MoreSign up your porch or your band for Petworth PorchFest, April 27th!
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With over 100 bands and 60 hosts already registered, the organizers are still looking for performers, hosts and volunteers.
Read MoreKennedy Street community is hopeful for proposed library
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There is hope for a long-sought resource in the Brightwood community: a Kennedy Street Public Library. Neighbors, advocates, ANC commissioners and Ward 4 Councilmember Janeese Lewis George are all helping to accelerate what has sometimes been a slow and opaque process.
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