Eastern Market
DC's oldest continuously operated public market — fresh food inside the historic hall, and farmers and artists outside on 7th Street every weekend.
Your community guide to Anacostia, Eastern Market, Cedar Hill, the Riverwalk, Navy Yard, and Barracks Row — neighborhood businesses, local history, parks, events, and things to do across Wards 6, 7, and 8.
The places that define the quadrant, pinned — from Capitol Hill to Congress Heights. Tap a number or a card to find it on the map.
The standing rhythms of the quadrant — market weekends, museum programs, ballgames in season, and mornings on the Riverwalk.
Farmers, food vendors, and artists fill 7th Street SE — the quadrant's weekly gathering place on Capitol Hill since 1873.
Homestands on South Capitol Street, with Yards Park and the Riverwalk as the pre-game walk in.
Tours and programs at the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, high above the Anacostia in Old Anacostia.
Arts, education, and recreation programming for families east of the river at the Town Hall Education Arts Recreation Campus.
The landmarks every Southeast guide starts with — a market, a hilltop home, and a ballpark.
DC's oldest continuously operated public market — fresh food inside the historic hall, and farmers and artists outside on 7th Street every weekend.
Cedar Hill was Douglass's home from 1877 until his death in 1895. The preserved house and grounds overlook the Anacostia and the Capitol beyond.
Home of the Washington Nationals on South Capitol Street — the anchor of the Capitol Riverfront, steps from Yards Park and the Riverwalk.
Evergreen guides for residents and visitors — start on the river, then go up the hill into the neighborhoods.
Walk, run, or ride the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail from Navy Yard through Anacostia Park — the quadrant's front yard.
Tour Douglass's home, then walk Old Anacostia's historic streets and the Anacostia Arts Center on Marion Barry Avenue.
Anacostia Park's roller skating pavilion in summer, Canal Park's fountains in summer and ice rink in winter.
A game at Nationals Park, then dinner and the boardwalk at Yards Park as the lights come on.
National Park sites, the Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum, and 1,200 acres of riverfront parkland.
Fountains and lawn games in summer, one of the city's favorite outdoor ice rinks in winter — at 200 M St SE.
8th Street SE's restaurants and shops, from Eastern Market down past the Marine Barracks.
The recurring calendar Southeast runs on — markets, meetings, museum and park programming. Hosting something here? List it here.
Farmers, prepared food, and local artists and makers along 7th Street SE and the market plaza.
Eastern Market · Capitol Hill SeasonRegular-season baseball at Nationals Park, with concerts and community events at the ballpark year-round.
Nationals Park · Navy Yard WeeklyDance, theatre, music, and family programming from the campus's resident arts and education partners.
THEARC · Congress Heights OngoingExhibitions and community programs at the Anacostia Community Museum, and ranger programs at Cedar Hill.
Anacostia MonthlyAdvisory Neighborhood Commission and civic association meetings — where development, safety, and neighborhood decisions get discussed.
Across Southeast SeasonalRoller skating at the Anacostia Park pavilion, Riverwalk fitness and cleanups, and outdoor movies and concerts at Yards and Canal Parks in season.
Anacostia RiverfrontWhere Southeast businesses post their offers — market-day specials, Barracks Row dining offers, and grand-opening promotions across the quadrant.
Restaurants and bars along Barracks Row post happy hours and neighborhood nights here — Capitol Hill's main street, east of the river's bend.
Seasonal produce, flowers, and prepared-food specials from market vendors — freshest on weekend market days.
Southeast shops and services post resident offers here, from fitness and wellness to home services across 20003, 20020, and 20032.
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Frederick Douglass bought Cedar Hill in 1877 and made it home for the last 18 years of his life. What the house, the grounds, and that famous view over the river still teach about the man — and about Anacostia.
NeighborhoodEastern Market has fed Capitol Hill since 1873 — through fire, rebuilding, and a changing city. Inside the South Hall, and outside on market weekends, it's still where Southeast starts its Saturday.
DevelopmentFor decades the Anacostia was the city's forgotten river. The Riverwalk Trail, Yards Park, and a cleaner river are reconnecting Southeast's neighborhoods to their waterfront — mile by mile.
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