
For the past decade, Barracks Row Main Street has worked tirelessly to preserve and enhance Capitol Hill’s historic 8th Street, SE, commercial corridor and to revitalize its business community.
The group’s focus is the five blocks of 8th Street that stretch south from Pennsylvania Ave S.E. to the terminus of 8th Street at the Washington Navy Yard along M Street, S.E.
Barracks Row is located eight blocks east of the U.S. Capitol.
Friday, June 10, 2011, 11:38 AM Last Updated on Monday, June 13, 2011, 12:48 AM
The 2011 Barracks Party was awesome! Sponsors, guests, national and local political leaders and supporters of Barracks Row Main Street gathered at the spectacular Deer House, on June 7 to meet the chefs of 8th Street and sample their signature dishes. This year’s chefs included: Chef Brian Kline of Senart’s Oyster and Chop House, Chef Shannon Troncoso of Matchbox Food Group, Chef Lance Hadan of Lavagna (opening soon at the site of Starfish Café) and Chef Tess Wolf of Hello Cupcake.
Music was by Marshall Keys - he plays a sweet sax. The Georgetown Chimes added up-beat vocal harmonies. Displays of products from many of 8th Street retailers extended the celebration of Barracks Row Main Street’s revival throughout the Deer House garden.
Special Thank You to all of our sponsors and to Tip and Connie Tipton, who made Deer House available for the Barracks Row Main Street 2011 Garden Party.
Corporate Sponsors:
Platinum Level
International Dairy Foods Association
Gold Level
Silver Level
Bronze Level
The Grant Ryall, Andrew Real Estate Group; Coldwell Banker
Stanton Development Corporation
Weinstein Studio / Esocoff & Associates
Individual Sponsors:
Platinum Level
Karen Morse
Gold Level
Lynn Church
Kathryn Didden
Angela Dingle
J and R Home Improvement
Jane Fisher
Margot Kelly
Marc Lippman
Law Offices of James M Loots PC
John Parker
J Michael Tubbs
In Kind Donations:
Donna Breslin and Tom Chapman
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Barracks Row Main Street is a designated DC Main Streets commercial district. Barracks Row Main Street is funded in part by the Department of Small and Local Business Development. |