As the biggest development in the history of our nation’s capital, it’s no wonder The Wharf is creating quite a buzz. Want to keep up with the latest news and updates about DC’s world-class waterfront destination? Sign up for our newsletter or take a look below to browse the most recent headlines.
As soon as the weather turns pleasant, Washingtonians begin hunting for rooftop bars and outdoor bars with a view of more than the building next door. If you’re looking to combine them, there’s only one place to go: The Wharf. (Fritz Hahn/Washington Post)
Officials at Hoffman-Madison Waterfront along with esteemed Washington, D.C.elected officials celebrated the kick-off of construction for the second half of the mile-long waterfront neighborhood with a community celebration and "truck touch."
A two-week effort to clean up the Potomac and the Washington Channel is finishing up just as spring begins. Trash, wood debris, and even 30-foot logs have been fished out of the water. “It was volunteers who stepped up for the clean-up,” says Monty Hoffman, one of the developers of The Wharf. And he says that needs to change.
An ongoing team of volunteers and organizations working to clean up the Washington Channel along the Southwest Waterfront in D.C. has removed enough wood and debris to fill four 30-yard dumpsters as of Friday.
The Big Easy made its way to The Wharf on March 2 for the annual Mardi Gras parade. The acts included marching bands, feather-clad dancers and plenty of beads being thrown around.
“Feel the Chill, Warm Your Neighbor” is the slogan for this weekend’s Ice House event at the Wharf’s District Pier in Southwest D.C. The two-day event is a fundraiser for the Washington Area Fuel Fund.
At dusk on a brisk Saturday afternoon in Washington, when the government shutdown has muted the Mall and scared away tourists, the capital’s recently unwrapped stretch of waterfront is a rare spot of liveliness.
Residents of DC pulled out their tuxes, heels and evening gowns last Saturday night in celebration of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Inauguration, which took place at The Wharf.
Introducing one of the best ways to view the city and the easiest mode of transportation to get to destinations on the Potomac and Anacostia rivers: our new water taxi. And if you just want to get across the Washington Channel, catch our jitney to East Potomac Park for a round of golf or a leisurely stroll.
Travel the WaterfrontThe District’s most noteworthy companies and retailers are setting down roots at The Wharf. Among the best commercial real estate in DC, our trophy spaces and prime retail locations provide prominent visibility and an attractive location with sweeping vistas and a lively after-work dining and entertainment scene.
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