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In Washington, D.C., Thrasher’s Rum is still a newer kid on the block in a national sense, but they’re also making a very legitimate exploration of rum, America’s original colonial spirit. With an award-winning, tropical concept bar called Tiki TNT attached, they’ve quickly made themselves into D.C. fixture, but owner Todd Thrasher has his eyes set on making Thrasher’s Rum into a thriving national brand.

Discover which restaurants at The Wharf are participating in the Summer 2021 Metropolitan Restaurant Week with to-go and dine-in options.

Hoffman-Madison Waterfront has announced that sales for Amaris, The Wharf's newest high hospitality condominium, will begin in June. Every residence will have a balcony or a terrrace, and many of the units will have water views. The building is anticipated to be complete in late 2022. Visit amarisdc.com to schedule a tour of the sales center. (Washington Post)

Chef and owner Philippe Massoud is opening a second outpost of upscale NYC Lebanese restaurant ilili to 100 District Square at The Wharf. Look for plenty of mezze favorites including duck shawarma, baked branzino, and baba ghannouj in a fantastic waterfront setting.

Unity Health Care, I.M.P. Concerts and the Associated Builders and Contractors of Metro Washington partnered together to use The Anthem at the Wharf in Southwest as a pop-up vaccination site for the 1,300 construction workers currently working on Phase 2 of The Wharf.

Float DC has launched their 100% electric, Scandinavian designed, picnic boats for up to 8 people at The Wharf Marina. 

Better Hospitality Group will open Boardwalk Bar & Arcade at The Wharf in 2021. Located at 715 Water Street SW, Boardwalk Bar & Arcade will feature games like shuffleboard and Skee-ball, and the menu will include chili dogs, corn dogs, blackened mahi tacos, and more.

From March 20 to April 11, The Wharf is hosting Bloomaroo, a season of cherry blossom-themed activations, art installations, and specialty cocktails at the restaurants coinciding with the blossoming of the cherry trees near The Wharf.