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Politics & Prose Will Open New Location Near Union Market

  • May 30th 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Politics & Prose Will Open New Location Near Union Market: Figure 1
Politics & Prose Connecticut Avenue location.

Politics & Prose, the upper Northwest DC bookstore that opened its doors back in 1984, will open a new location in Northeast DC this fall.

The bookstore announced this morning that the new store will open near Union Market, but did not specify the store’s exact location.

“The new P&P branch will be smaller than P&P’s main store on Connecticut Avenue NW but big enough to carry a wide range of books and non-book items,” a press release stated. “Additionally, with a presence in Union Market, P&P will be well-positioned to host author events in the area, creating a new, metro-accessible destination for people interested in meeting writers, enjoying books, and engaging in conversation.”

The release goes on to say that there will be event space attached to the store and that it will use the Dock 5 event space attached to Union Market for larger events and readings.

While it is unclear which new development the store will be located in, there are many to choose from.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/politics_prose_will_open_new_location_near_union_market/12626.

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