News & Politics Maryland Bookstore Donates Proceeds From GOP Senator’s Book Sales to Immigrant Charity People's Book says it encourages Dave McCormick to "buy additional books from us so we can give more of his massive piles of wealth to other worthy causes." Dave McCormick, People's Book, Takoma ParkAugust 1, 2025
Things to Do Takoma Park’s New Bookstore Offers Graphic Novels, Fiction, and Zines—Plus a Lot of Eric Carle Whatever your age or interests, People's Book has something for you. Bookstores, Takoma ParkJune 27, 2023
News & Politics | Things to Do All the July 4 DC Road Closures You Need to Know About Most restrictions will last until Tuesday morning. 4th of July, Barracks Row, Fireworks, Fourth of JulyJuly 1, 2022
News & Politics After Avoiding a Lawsuit, the Takoma Torch Is Back to Satire as Usual “Takoma Park is rich with material. It’s like Parks and Rec every day.” Eric Saul, humor publication, Jennifer Gross, Kate StewartNovember 1, 2021
News & Politics Meet the Takoma Park Woman Who Starred in This Week’s Historic ‘Big Brother’ Finale Azah Awasum was part of the all-Black winning alliance. big brother, CBS, reality show, reality tvSeptember 30, 2021
Things to Do 5 Fun Fall Festivals Around DC This Weekend Adams Morgan Porchfest, Oktoberfest at the Wharf, Georgetown French Market, and more. Adams Morgan, Del Ray, Georgetown, Neighborhood FestivalsSeptember 29, 2021
Things to Do The National Symphony Orchestra Will Bring Live Performances to Your Neighborhood in September Its "In Your Neighborhood" program will return to DC—and, for the first time, come to MoCo. National Symphony Orchestra, Silver Spring, Takoma ParkAugust 25, 2021
Food DC-Area Farmers Markets Remain Open, Adjust Practices During Pandemic Markets are moving to pre-order and pickup, starting senior hours, and trading samples for sanitizer Alexandria, Bethesda, Falls Church, Farmers MarketsMarch 27, 2020
News & Politics Inside Takoma Park’s Ongoing Tree War A fight over foliage tests the suburb's hippie values. DC Neighborhoods, Environment, Takoma Park, TreesOctober 8, 2019
News & Politics Does DC Need a Digital Detox? A Georgetown prof has a system to improve your life by making you less tethered to devices. We gave it a try and—hold on a sec, someone’s texting. Georgetown University, Internet, Internet Culture, social mediaAugust 22, 2019
