Farragut Square

Fall Color + Public Art = A Perfect Farragut Square Stop I attended a public art walk hosted by Golden Triangle BID as part of the Umbrella Art Fair public art festival in. One of our stops was to Farragut Square to see The Living Lantern, a wooden kinetic sculpture that shifts with the wind and glows beautifully after dark. It feels completely different at night, and the movement gives it a calming, almost meditative energy. Farragut Square itself is surprisingly peaceful for such a busy part of DC. There’s plenty of seating, open space, and it’s just steps from the Metro. It’s a nice spot to explore even on a quick break. The park is clean and regularly maintained by staff wearing yellow jackets. A favorite moment? The stunning yellow Ginkgo tree in peak color. It won’t be long before the leaves fall, but it hints at how gorgeous this park must be throughout the fall season.

Beautiful lunch at the park. They had live music. Games. Umbrella covered chairs. Very clean. A Beautiful day.

With entrances to the blue orange silver and redline metro stations across the street, this is probably the busiest park in downtown DC during the weekdays.

I went there for lunch. The weather was beautiful. It's a clean place with plenty of dining options nearby.

This square is honestly kinda peaceful when nobody’s in it. For years it’s either been filled with the less fortunate or being renovated, but now that it’s mostly empty it’s honestly kinda nice. Really dig the statue, despite not really knowing who it is. Definitely worth strolling through or maybe sitting down and having lunch at if you’re walking through or work in the area