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Road closures for Saturday’s H Street Festival in DC

The H Street Festival is a Go-Go for Saturday in the District and — you guessed it — that means some road closures.

Here are the biggies, which will be closed from 4 a.m. to 11 p.m.:

  • H Street Northeast from 3rd Street Northeast to 14th Street Northeast
  • 4th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 5th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 6th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 7th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 8th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 9th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 10th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 11th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 12th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 13th Street Northeast from G Street Northeast to I Street Northeast (local traffic only)
  • 14th Street Northeast from Florida Avenue Northeast to Maryland Avenue Northeast
  • Florida Avenue and H Street Northeast (No westbound traffic on H Street Northeast )

In addition, H Street from 3rd Street Northeast to 14th Street Northeast is under Emergency No Parking from 4 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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