Additional fee, registration required.Experience the rich history and dynamic rejuvenation of the NoMa neighborhood and Union Market District on this inspiring guided walking tour.
Join us to delve into the evolution of NoMa, from its bustling industrial roots in the 1930s to its present-day fusion of heritage and modernity. Your journey will commence at the NoMa-Gallaudet U New York Ave Station , a pivotal point facilitating access to both NoMa and Union Market.
As you stroll through the streets, you'll pass roughly 20 landmarks, including a revitalized industrial marketplace, a vibrant food hall, diverse retail outlets, Gallaudet University, and iconic sites such as the gantry sculpture in Gentry Park—a striking testament to the area's industrial heritage transformed into art.
Learning Objectives
- Discuss the historical significance of the area and its impact on the surrounding neighborhoods.
- Explore how these structures and landmarks reflect the changing landscape of urban development.
- Examine the process of urban revitalization and its effects on the local community.
- Explore how select amenities contribute to the overall livability and vibrancy of the neighborhood.