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H Street Festival brings colorful crowds to corridor

Dana Gooley | dgooley@wtop.com

September 20, 2015, 5:33 AM

H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
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H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Some spectators were content to watch the festival crowds go by. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Some spectators were content to watch the festival crowds go by. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
A shirtless guy on futuristic pogo stick shoes entertained crowds during the festival. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
A shirtless guy on futuristic pogo stick shoes entertained crowds during the festival. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
The festival had fun activities for everyone, including younger attendees. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
The festival had fun activities for everyone, including younger attendees. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Two festivalgoers share a laugh inside an art gallery on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Two festivalgoers share a laugh inside an art gallery on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans check out some artwork at the Art Whino event inside the Whino on H gallery. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans check out some artwork  inside the Whino on H gallery. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Girls show off their artwork after visiting the face painting tent. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Girls show off their artwork after visiting the face painting tent. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Young dancers perform on a stage on H street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Young dancers perform on a stage on H street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Stalls selling art, clothing, food and drinks popped up along H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Stalls selling art, clothing, food and drinks popped up along H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
A festivalgoer checks out an illustrated poster at one of the stalls on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
A festivalgoer checks out an illustrated poster at one of the stalls on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
There were plenty of ways for locals to show their support for the D.C. Statehood movement for sale in stalls along the street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
There were plenty of ways for locals to show their support for the D.C. Statehood movement on sale in stalls along the street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
The Street Sense "I Have a Home Here" art bus made an appearance at the festival. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
The Street Sense “I Have a Home Here” art bus made an appearance at the festival. People were given markers and encouraged to add their own messages. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
Curious about this unique-looking car? So are we. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
WTOP/Dana Gooley
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H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
H Street Festival attendees dressed to the nines on Saturday afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Some spectators were content to watch the festival crowds go by. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
A shirtless guy on futuristic pogo stick shoes entertained crowds during the festival. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
The festival had fun activities for everyone, including younger attendees. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Two festivalgoers share a laugh inside an art gallery on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans check out some artwork at the Art Whino event inside the Whino on H gallery. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Girls show off their artwork after visiting the face painting tent. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Young dancers perform on a stage on H street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Belly dancers from the Joy of Motion Dance Center perform in front of the Atlas Performing Arts Center. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Stalls selling art, clothing, food and drinks popped up along H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
A festivalgoer checks out an illustrated poster at one of the stalls on H Street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Good weather, good food and good music had festivalgoers smiling all afternoon. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
There were plenty of ways for locals to show their support for the D.C. Statehood movement for sale in stalls along the street. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
The Street Sense "I Have a Home Here" art bus made an appearance at the festival. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)
Festivalgoers looking to get off the street flocked to rooftop bars like the one at Rock and Roll Hotel. (WTOP/Dana Gooley)

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