Porchfest is Saturday, May 30th — get ready!
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Petworth Porchfest kicks off at 2pm on Saturday, May 30th with 430 bands from 31 different musical genres playing on 164 porches across greater Petworth neighborhoods.
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Check out 3 ways to find great Petworth Porchfest music on 5/30
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Petworth Porchfest 2026 will feature more than 400 bands performing on over 150 porches. That’s a lot of free music within walking distance! This year, organizers have launched three new tools to explore the neighborhood and find the musicians, genres and porch locations for all the music and bands.
Read MoreThe Parks at Walter Reed brings a full season of fitness, music, markets and community events
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The Parks at Walter Reed has announced a packed calendar of events stretching from spring through late fall ensuring the Great Lawn and plaza remain the beating heart of Uptown. The calendar mixes free fitness classes, live music, cultural programming and fan-favorite markets. All events are free (or low-cost for fitness), all-ages and welcoming to all.
Read MorePetworth Jazz is back, baby! Dates in May, July, Sept and December
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It’s been a minute! Petworth Jazz Project is back on with four upcoming shows, with the first one set for May 10th at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
Read MoreOn Apple's 50th Anniversary, Petworth News sells to Apple's Regional News Service
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I'm lucky enough to know Tim Apple, and I have been trying to get him to pick up Petworth News for the Apple News app’s DC / Raleigh / Durham Local News. Read more and get a special discount!
Read MoreUpshur Street to get new delicatessan by Momofuku alum
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Petworth is about to get a food option that has long topped residents’ wish lists for neighborhood offerings: a proper deli.
Read MorePetworth PorchFest returns in May 2026! Register to host or perform!
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Petworth PorchFest organizers have announced the 2026 date for the neighborhood-wide music festival: Saturday, May 30th. You can sign up to host a band or perform on a porch!
Read MoreEstilo Jiu Jitsu brings “Physical Chess” to Petworth kids and adults
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Estilo Jiu Jitsu, a martial arts studio inside a white brick corner building on Park Rd, has just entered its fifth year of operation in the neighborhood. What started as a pandemic-era gamble in a local garage by Luis Pantoja and Sara Fusco has now grown to a 125-student gym with classes and competition training for kids and adults.
Read MoreA fun Book Exchange & Carnevale at Hook Hall, hosted by Petworth Peanuts
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Join Petworth Peanuts for a fun book and winter carnevale at Hook Hall on February 15th from 2pm to 6pm!
Read MoreA remembrance of Chelsey Sokoloff
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Born on February 5, 1988, Chelsey Lathes Towns Sokoloff lived her life with remarkable strength, grace and passion. She was a loving wife, a remarkable mother, a cherished daughter and sister, and a loyal friend. Her boundless spirit, zest for life, brightest of smiles and deep inner strength left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her.
Read MoreApply for a Community Grant with ANC 4D and help make a local difference!
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Do you have a great idea for how to help northern Petworth and Brightwood Park be even more amazing than they already are? Then get with an organization and apply for the first round of Community Grants under Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4D’s newly revamped grants program!
Read MoreUpshur Street Craft Fair on Saturday, Dec 13! Santa, arts & crafts, artisan shopping & more!
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One of Petworth’s fun holiday events returns to this week! The Upshur Street Craft Fair is on Saturday, December 13th, 10am-4pm, bringing a full day of shopping, entertainment and family-friendly fun.
Read MorePetworth Library closes December 11th for renovations
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The Petworth Library will close for renovations on December 11th. The goal of this renovation is to maintain the existing facility and provide a refresh that will ensure the library continues to meet evolving neighborhood needs. Interim services will be offered at the Mt. Pleasant Library or by US Mail.
Read MoreRefusing to investigate 911 call mistakes, OUC continues years-long failures, putting property and lives at unnecessary risk
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On July 3, 2025 Leticia McCray called 911 for a family member experiencing a medical emergency. Fire and EMS Station #24 is located only two blocks away from Leticia’s home, meaning help should have been there extremely fast. However, that didn’t happen — the OUC operator made a mistake and sent the call to Takoma Station #22. These mistakes are costing precious time, property damage and potentially lives.
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