WHEREIN: We bring you the developments (happening in and around D.C.) that we think are newsworthy, or, at the very least, almost newsworthy…
- Jane Fonda’s final D.C. climate change protest featured some pretty wild guests, including Joaquin Phoenix, Martin Sheen and Susan Sarandon.
- The Spy Museum is going to edit a casual edit on their torture exhibition.
- And speaking of museums, D.C.’s go-go museum is coming along nicely.
- Decriminalize Nature DC is fighting for your right to use psychedelic plants and mushrooms.
- World Central Kitchen can’t stop feeding people and it’s a great thing.
- Alex McCoy has debuted Som Tam, his spicy salad and noodle stall, at Union Market.
- Spend your weekend at these cold weather farmers markets.
- WMATA is looking to cut the B30 bus line and I’m mad about it (and you should be too).
- Here’s more news on the feminist hotel coming to D.C. this year. We can solidly say this is pandering, right? We’re all agreed on that, yeah?
- Let’s end this week with some short stories courtesy of the City Paper Fiction Issue.
