NoMa BID

Empty Parcel Owned by High School Likely to Become University Student Housing

Brigg Bunker of Foulger-Pratt Becomes Board Chair as Longtime Leader Douglas M. Firstenberg of Stonebridge Steps Down

Street Pole Banners Along Major Corridors Feature NoMa Branding, Historical Photos, and a CMYK Color Scheme

Six suspended lattices of steel and polycarbonate LED tubing will glow 24 hours a day, shifting colors in response to nearby ambient sounds.

Study Offers Recommendations for Making Mile-Long Corridor Safer and More Hospitable for Pedestrians, Cyclists, and Drivers

8,000-Square-Foot Space at 3rd and L Streets NE, the Neighborhood's First New Park, Combines a Dedicated Dog Area, a Play Structure for Children, and Public Seating

4,000 LED-powered light rods that evoke the sensation of falling rain will glow 24 hours a day and pulse in response to traffic flow beneath the elevated railway.

12 vendors will offer seasonal produce, farm-raised meats, baked goods, prepared foods, and more in the heart of the NoMa neighborhood, Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

20 local, national, and international artists will launch 10 days of public art–making and creative events on May 5

Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen to introduce legislation officially sanctioning chosen name of under-construction dog park and children's playground.