NoMa : Development News

The annual event shows what uses street parking could be put to besides cars.

The second distillery in the District since Prohibition will launch with an unaged white whiskey and a vodka, with gin to come shortly after.

KIPP DC's  high school is relocating from the charter school's Anacostia campus to a new building on Brentwood Parkway NE.

The panel touted as exploring "new development frontiers" didn't exactly deliver said frontiers, but tidbits from existing markets in the District are enticing.

One Eight Distilling will distill, package and distribute vodka, gin and whiskey in the up-and-coming Ivy City area.

The restaurant could open as soon as late summer at 100 Florida Ave NE.

A Washington, D.C., developer will start construction this spring on a 42-unit residential property on 2nd Street near Union Station.

The small kiosk is meant to give visitors suggestions for things to do, even if they have just an hour before a connecting bus or train.

The Beatles tribute act Beatlemania Now will perform the exact set list from Feb. 11, 1964, in the same building as the original concert.

The mixed-use project will include about 200 residential units, a restaurant and a specialty grocer.

The total development will be 730 units; Phase 1 (321 units) on L St. is 8% leased and will be finished in June.

The owners of the sustainable seafood shop coming to Union Market has launched a crowdfunding campaign to get them past the finish line.

The DC Office of Planning's "Lobby Project" has taken an empty office building lobby and filled it with classes, activities, and free wi-fi. Tonight: "Nerds in NoMa," a panel about smarter cities.

Construction on the stall at Union Market has begun and the fresh fish proprietor is aiming for an early January opening.

The charter school already operates pre-K, kindergarten, and elementary school at the Webb campus, a former DC public school, and will open a middle school in summer 2014.