Photo Galleries
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Garbage @ 930 Club
Garbage at 930 Club on Wednesday. Additional photos can be seen here.
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Chuck and [Your Name Here]
Chuck Brown used to pad his appointments by 20 minutes on either end—whether it was a public performance, a quick lunch, or a doctor’s appointment. Everywhere he went, people stopped him and asked to have a picture taken with him. And Brown never turned down a request. He was, quite possibly, the most photographed man in D.C.
As D.C. mourned, we asked readers to send us their quickly snapped pictures—at concerts, at sporting events, on the street—standing next to Brown. No surprise: In each and every shot, he’s flashing the same smile.
Kid Congo Powers & Garbage Zone @ Comet Ping Pong
Photos from Saturday's Kid Congo Powers show with openers Garbage Zone at Comet Ping Pong. Additional photos can be seen here.
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Fishbone @ State Theater
Photos from Thursday's show at the State Theater in Falls Church, VA.
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Nick Cave with Lesole's Dance Project
Street Arts in the Park
Yards Park, Entrances at 3rd, 4th, & Water Streets, SE
May 12th.
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists Play "Tyranny of Distance @ Black Cat
Ted Leo reconvened his Pharmacists on Monday night to play all of "Tyranny of Distance" to a sold out crowd for the 10th anniversary of the record's release.
Additional photos can be seen here.
Sweetlife Festival 2012 @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
Photos from Saturday's Sweetlife Festival 2012 at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD.
Additional photos from all sets during the festival can be seen here.
Bad Brains, GZA @ Howard Theater
Photos from Friday's sold out Bad Brains show, with GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan, at the Howard Theater.
Additional photos from both sets can be seen at here.
Scream @ Positive Force Benefit
chickfactor Magazine 20th Anniversary, Night 1 & 2
Photos from the chickfactor magazine 20th anniversary, nights 1 and 2, held at Artisphere this weekend.
Wild Flag @ 930 Club
Photos from Wild Flag's sold-out 930 Club concert on Monday, 4/2.
Additional photos can be seen here.
Bruce Springsteen @ Verizon Center
Photos from Sunday's sold out Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band show at the Verizon Center.
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Heat Wave: DC Goes to SXSW 2012 in Photos
Photos from DC's own Kid Congo Powers & the Pink Monkey Birds, Soccer Team, and The Mean Jeans at SXSW 2012.
Additional photos can be seen Between Love and Like.
The Black Keys @ Verizon Center
Photos from Friday's sold-out Black Keys show at the Verizon Center, Washington, DC. See additional photos at Between Love and Like.
Occupy AIPAC
American Israel Public Affairs Committee at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, March 4, 2012.
Air War
How does a fledgling station compete with all-news behemoth WTOP? By reporting the weather every four minutes.
Elikeh Afropop @ Rock and Roll Hotel
Photos from Saturday's Elikeh Afropop show at the Rock and Roll Hotel. Additional photos can be seen at Between Love and Like.
Guns and Roses @ The Fillmore
Photos from Thursday's sold out Guns and Roses show at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD. See additional photos at Between Love and Like.
Mike Isabella Preview of Bandolero
Mike Isabella previewed potential dishes for his new Mexican themed restaurant, Bandolero.
Marion Barry Campaign Kick-off
Re-election Campaign Kick-off at Thurgood Marshall Academy, 2427 Martin Luther King Junior Avenue, SE.
Dance Rehearsal, Company E
Paul Emerson's Dance ensemble Company E in rehearsal at THEARC on Mississippi Ave SE, February 13th.
Youth of Today
The Black Sparks plays a Positive Force benefit for the All Ages Movement Project at Saint Stephen and the Incarnation.
Photos: Occupy D.C. Deadline Day
A noon deadline for occupiers to stop "camping" in the park has come and gone.
NoMa Filling Out
Every piece of land in NoMa---a dead zone just a few years ago---is either built out, under construction, or spoken for. Here's a tour of the happenings.
Occupy U.S. Conference of Mayors
United States Conference of Mayors, 80th winter meeting. Capital Hilton Hotel, 1001 16th Street, NW.
Top 10 Snowflakes On Washington City Paper Parking Deck
Just how many pictures of snow will Washingtonians click on? When light flurries swept through D.C. on Jan. 9, 2012, Washington City Paper decided to find out
Harry Thomas Jr. Pleads Guilty
Harry Thomas Jr. becomes the first D.C. Councilmember to quit over misconduct, pleading guilty to two federal felonies after a lengthy investigation by the U.S. Attorney into whether Thomas pocketed taxpayer money intended for children's programs. (He did.)
Beauty Pill's "Immersive Ideal"
For two weeks in July and August, the D.C. band Beauty Pill recorded its next album in Artisphere's Black Box Theatre. As part of a project called "Immersive Ideal," the sessions were open to the public. The second part of "Immersive Ideal" begins Saturday, Jan. 7 at Artisphere, where the band is presenting some of the finished recordings.
Harry Thomas Jr.'s House
The scene outside Harry Thomas Jr.'s House as Federal agents conduct a search and seize vehicles.
Turkey Bowl 2011
D.C. Interscholasic Athletic Association Title Game November 24, 2011.
Dunbar beats Coolidge 33-21. Eastern High School.
Occupy D.C. Pumpkins
This past Saturday, Occupy DC participants mixed a little fun into their protesting by carving pumpkins.
Twenty-Five Pictures
Twenty-five photographs from the last twenty-five years, in no particular order.
The Last Library of Congress Darkroom Prints
For the first time since 1938, the Library of Congress has stopped selling silver gelatin prints of images in its collection. Earlier this month, freelance printer Franz Jantzen developed his final batch, including iconic images by Walker Evans, Gordon Parks, and Dorothea Lange.
Postcards From Home: The Film and Paper Archive
Selections from my archives dating back to the late 1980s. I'll be adding to this series from time to time.
The Solar Decathlon's CHIP House
A peek inside one competitor in the Solar Decathlon, the CHIP House, designed by the Southern California Institute of Architecture and the California Institute of Technology.
Friday Night Blights
Photographs from DCIAA football games from 2008 to 2011. Read this week's cover story: "Friday Night Blights"
Solar Decathlon 2011: Houses of the Sun
A first look at the entrants in Solar Decathlon 2011, held September 23 - October 2 in West Potomac Park.
Washington, D.C., on September 11, 2001
Photographs from a nearly deserted Washington, D.C., in the late morning and afternoon of September 11, 2001.
Tagging Rights
Nonprofits, art galleries, and party planners are feting D.C.’s graffiti scene.
Have they also tamed it?
School's Out
Over the years, the District has built and then discarded many beautiful schools. Here's a good selection of particularly historic buildings, some of which have made their way back into good use, and others that are still sitting.
Sometimes a Bike is Just a Bike
In this week's cover story, Alex Baca looks at the symbolism—and politics—of bicycling in D.C.
Triple R Rodeo at the 2011 Loudoun County Fair
Triple R Rodeo at the Loudoun County Fair, July 30th, 2011.
Fort Reno Summer 2011
In this week's cover story, Ryan Little chronicles the history of Fort Reno. Here are some photographs from this year's installment of the annual summer concert series.
History of Fort Reno Summer Concert Series
In this week's cover story, Ryan Little chronicles the history of Fort Reno. We asked Fort Reno fans and Washington City Paper readers to submit photos of concerts there in years past.
Downtown Architecture: The Best, the Worst
It's easy to complain about downtown's uninspired, Height-Act-flattened boxy office buildings. And much of the disdain is deserved. But there are a good number of really excellent buildings downtown as well--so after a bit of trashing, we'll move on to some examples.
Walmart, a Tour
Four Washington D.C. neighborhoods will soon have Walmarts very much like this one, in Alexandria, VA.
Metro Crash, 2009
On June 22, 2009 a crash on the Metro's Red Line near the Fort Totten station led to the deaths of 9 people.
Mt. Pleasant Street Police Standoff
Police surrounded a building on the southern end of Mt. Pleasant Street NW on Tuesday, in what D.C. Fire and Emergency Management Services officials called a "possible barricade situation."
Inside D.C.'s Most Powerful Restaurants
Celebrity chefs. Sublime menus. Crowds that don't notice the dull food. In culinary D.C., power takes many forms. A selection of photos from D.C.'s most powerful restaurants.
Today at the Wilson Building: Sulaimon Brown, Harrry Thomas Jr.
Busy day at the John Wilson building today.
Memorial Day Polaroid Veteran Portraits
Many photojournalists spent their Memorial Day on the Mall, trying to get shots of Sarah Palin. But D.C.-based photographer Gerda de Corte had a different mission. She spent the weekend snapping Polaroids of soldiers and veterans—going beyond the roaring Harleys in order to produce a more intimate document.
Bollardmania
A survey of the big chunks of metal and concrete keeping our tourists and federal workers safe.
Style Skating
Style Skaters rule the rink at Skate Palace in Temple Hills, Maryland.
More Photos: Historic Style Skating
Agnes Bolt's Bubble
Pittsburgh artist Agnes Bolt is currently living in a bubble contraption she built inside art collector Philippa Hughes' apartment.
Riots in Mount Pleasant, 1991
The neighborhood of Mount Pleasant in Washington D.C. experienced riots in 1991 starting the evening of May 5 and continuing through the next couple days.
On The Job With D.C. Animal Control Officer Ted Deppner
Animal control veteran Ted Deppner grapples with man and beast alike.
Photos: Osama bin Laden Dead, D.C. Celebrates
A crowd gathers outside the White House early in the morning on May 2, 2011, after news broke that Osama bin Laden had been killed in Pakistan.
This Week's Page Three Photo
The "Page Three" photo is a Washington City Paper tradition it continues to be called that despite appearing on various other pages of the print edition.
Photos: At-Large Candidates' Forum
At-Large candidates forum held at Black Cat, April 12 in advance of a special election to be held on April 26. Participants included: Patrick Mara, Sekou Biddle, Vincent Orange, Josh Lopez and Bryan Weaver.
Budget Protest April 11, 2011
If the District needed a way to vent its frustration over being denied the right to use locally raised tax dollars how it pleases, it was satisfied this evening, as Mayor Vince Gray and a majority of the D.C. Council sat down in the middle of Constitution Avenue before being carted off in police vans to chants and cheers.
Inkognito's D.C. Street Art
Arts Desk:
Meet Inkognito, D.C.’s Youngest, Brashest Wheatpaste Crew
To see more, visit INKOGNITO's Flickr page.
































































































































