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News & events

Headlines about Bloomingdale from local outlets, what's coming up, and what's new in DC's own records. Gathered automatically every night; each item links to its source.

Headlines

1 in 6 months
  1. A New “Modern Coastal” Restaurant With a Dog-Friendly Menu Opens in BloomingdaleWashingtonian ·

Headlines from local outlets that mention Bloomingdale, linked to the outlet. We don't copy articles.

What's on

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New in DC's records

From DC open data

Bigger projects, permits issued this week

No demolition, addition or new-building permits issued in the last 7 days.

Openings & closings

From liquor licenses

Opened: new licenses

None since we started tracking on November 2, 2026. A new liquor license usually means a new restaurant, bar or shop; it shows here the night it appears in DC's list.

Gone: licenses cancelled

  • Uncle Chip's · 1514 North Capitol Street NW
    Tavern · cancelled before November 2, 2026
  • Uncaged Mimosas · 300 Florida Avenue NW
    Tavern · cancelled before November 2, 2026
  • Hopscotch Bar & Grill · 1837 1st Street NW
    Restaurant · cancelled before November 2, 2026
  • El Camino · 108 Rhode Island Avenue NW
    Restaurant · cancelled before November 2, 2026

A cancelled license usually means the place closed, but not always: it can also mean an ownership change. Places that got a new license at the same address under a similar name are left out. 30 liquor licenses are active in Bloomingdale now.

Where the headlines come from

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A story counts when its headline, summary or tags mention Bloomingdale or a landmark in it. We read each outlet's public feed, only where its robots.txt allows, and keep the headline, outlet, date and link; never the article. Stories stay listed for 6 months.

Where the events come from

Only calendars that publish listings for computers to read are included, so some events are missing; the "Also check" links cover the rest. Know a public calendar that should be here? Tell us.