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The Downtown DC Business Improvement District held its 14th Annual Momentum Awards ceremony last night at the iconic Carnegie Library. The majestic hall was resplendent in colorful classic lighting that […]
Now, you can explore Downtown virtually with the DowntownDC BID’s online, interactive Visitor Map. Click on this link to access points of interest, transportation options, farmer’s markets and more. Red points […]
This summer, eight D.C. students temporarily joined the DowntownDC BID staff to learn firsthand about communications, economic development, operations, special events and more as part of the city’s Summer Youth Employment […]
DowntownDC BID Safety/Hospitality SAM Crystal Saunders was featured this week in a Scripps-Howard Foundation Wire series about unique jobs in Washington, D.C. Reporter Kate Winkle shadowed Saunders as she conducted […]
How likely are you to see some of the top, competing developers in Washington, D.C. come together and share resources? If you’re at the National Building Museum (401 F Street […]
Close to 5,000 soccer fans sporting everything from face paint and American flags, to hats and extra layers of sunscreen, braved the heat July 1 to converge on Freedom Plaza […]
(Photo: Walking Figures (Group of 10) by Magdalena Abakanowicz, 2009. Courtesy of Marlborough Gallery, New York) Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz has been selected for the next installment of the New […]
Each year, the DowntownDC BID produces a comprehensive Annual Report offering fun facts about DowntownDC, a preview of where Downtown is headed, an explanation of what the BID has done […]
Picture this. In the morning, you grab a Capital Bikeshare bike to work, safely cruise down a dedicated bike lane separated from cars and head to your office. At your […]
Local and federal officials, transportation leaders, and organizations across Washington, D.C. on Wednesday began making preparations for a snowstorm expected to hit the D.C. metro area Wednesday night. The federal […]
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