We are a cafe, bookstore, and community space with roots in the Adams Morgan.
The Potter’s House is a nonprofit café, bookstore, and event space in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC.
Since opening our doors in 1960 we have been a key place for deeper conversation, creative expression, and community transformation. After closing in 2013 for major renovations, The Potter’s House re-opened in spring 2015 with a renewed space and revitalized offerings.
In our rapidly changing city - one in which development so often means displacement - The Potter's House is a deeply rooted space where we can build relationships across our differences, envision just alternatives, and grow the movements that will make them possible.
YOOOOO! What happened that I missed this one until now? That is insane. And I can't say because it opened very recently such that it wasn't around when I...
love a coffee shop/bookstore vibe and that they provide meals to the community, based on donations from customers. the breakfast sandwich was delish because...
I started going to Potter's House about 6 years ago because they had a women's open mic every month and my best friend and I would go. It was the best!...