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PHOTOS: The Most Expensive Homes Sold in Washington in November

Dec 23, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

10Where: 1611 16th St., NWHow much: $5,260,000Listing agent: Bowen Billups, TTR Sotheby’s International RealtyBuyer’s agent: Tim Barley, Barley & Barley Real EstateThis Gothic Revival church was designed by the English architect H. Langford Warren, and its construction between 1894 and 1896 was supervised by Paul J. Pelz, the architect behind the Library of Congress.
An Ethiopian-Eritrean Restaurant and Cultural Space is Opening in Shaw

Dec 13, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

SOST. 1901 Ninth St., NWWhat do an investor, real estate developer, and music-loving accountant all have in common? In this case, they’re all siblings with a passion for sharing their Ethiopian-Eritrean heritage. First-time restaurateurs Siem, Izzy, and Mariam Abebe are the creative minds behind SOST, a three-story space consisting of a café/wine bar, a restaurant, and a vinyl lounge. It opens in Shaw on Friday, December 13.
Spin Time Records Has Opened a Physical Store

Dec 11, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

Jon Lottman, who launched the virtual record store Spin Time Records in 2021, has opened a brick-and-mortar location to sell his well-curated selection of vinyl—a stock that heavily favors local musicians. Spin Time started as a pandemic-inspired career shift—Lottman used to work as a videographer and documentary filmmaker who focused on environmental issues. The idea was a way to combine the love he has for his hometown and his interest in record collecting.
Why Does Your Latte Cost So Much?

Dec 10, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

If, like us, you’re a fan of the occasional afternoon latte, you may have found yourself wondering why these beverage treats seem to cost so much. With tax and a bit of a tip, you’re likely to drop $7 on a cup of milk and espresso. What’s the deal? We asked Chris Vigilante, owner of the coffee shop and roastery Vigilante Coffee Company in Hyattsville, to explain why this isn’t just a rip-off. He gave us the breakdown of his expenses to the penny.
15 DC-Area Musicians to See Live this December

Dec 4, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

Had enough of holiday parties but still want to get out of the house? You’re in luck: here are 15 area artists to see and enjoy—live and in person!—before the year ends. Indie & PopThis indie rock band has been through many phases together—from opening at shows as students at George Washington University to selling out the Atlantis and winning the Wammie Award for Best Rock Album with their 2023 album, Maryland House.
What DC “Love Is Blind” Tells Us About Life in the District

Nov 27, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Kate Corliss |Molly Szymanski

For six seasons, Love Is Blind was one of Netflix’s most discussed and dissected shows, an insane concept in which single people date without seeing each other, then decide whether they want to get married. Only at the point of engagement do they get to see what their fiancés look like, and the rest of the show follows them to see how their “blind” match plays out. Will they actually get married in the finale?
Some DC Bars Will Stay Open Until 4 AM the Night Before Thanksgiving

Nov 26, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

Following the tradition of “Drinksgiving”—the day before Thanksgiving when hometown friends get together and stay out late drinking—DC is allowing over 200 bars to extend their hours as late as 4 AM. The late hours will last through the holiday weekend, from Wednesday, Nov. 27, through Sunday, Dec. 1. Dupont’s Decades and Public Bar are among the bars that will be serving drinks until 4 AM.
Best Coffee Shops in DC: A Barista’s Guide

Nov 22, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

Before I found myself behind a desk writing full-time, I churned out lattes, pour overs, and batches of drip for three years at a café that served specialty coffee—the general term used for beans sourced and roasted with care. Since losing my employee discount I’ve ached for a good cup of coffee. These are the spots I turn to when Pret just won’t cut it.
Where to Watch the Washington Spirit Play in the NWSL Finals

Nov 22, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

After a whirlwind semifinal match that ended with penalty kicks, the Washington Spirit has advanced to the National Women’s Soccer League championship game. The team will face off against the Orlando Pride in Kansas City on Saturday, November 23 at 8 PM. The Spirit’s official watch party at Metrobar is already sold out, but if you don’t feel like booking a flight to catch the game in KC, these local spots are screening the matchup.
The Washington Spirit Surprised Its “Good Luck Charm Baby” With a Trip to the Championship

Nov 21, 2024 | washingtonian.com | Molly Szymanski

News & Politics One-year-old Meera has yet to see her team lose. Molly Brune and Vikas Mendhiratta are longtime soccer fans. The pair of Petworth residents played the sport in high school, own season tickets for D.C. United, and rooted for the Washington Freedom until the team was dissolved. They started seriously following the Washington Spirit last season—and this year, their one-year-old daughter, Meera, was old enough to join them to the home games at Audi Field.