How a bar plans to bring the D.C. community together with a train
Graphic courtesy of Jesse Rauch At 640 Rhode Island Ave, N.E., right off of the Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro station, a new bar and venue for the arts will be welcoming the public this spring. This is no ordinary bar. Not only is it an artistic addition to the city, but it is fashioned out of a 5000-series train straight from the D.C. Metro, where it served from 2001 to 2018. The establishment, appropriately named “metrobar,” aims to serve its guests— known as “passengers”—in an accessible environment where Washingtonians can engage with the District’s artistic commun...