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Woven History & Silk Road
on Eastern Market, with 6 more shops within a short walk
Pair of shops selling rugs, weavings and textiles, antiques, furniture and collectibles from along the Silk Road, spread across 311 to 315 7th St SE.
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 11am–5pm
- Thursday
- 11am–5pm
- Friday
- 11am–5pm
- Saturday
- 11am–5pm
- Sunday
- 11am–5pm
Checked October 2026. Holiday hours can differ.
On the map
Near Library of Congress (12 min walk) and Supreme Court (14 min walk).
Good to know
- Parking
- Eastern Market Metro (Blue, Orange and Silver lines) is about a block from the market hall. Public parking is limited, so Metro or bus is the practical way in on weekends.
- Eastern Market shops
- The market hall is closed Mondays and open roughly 8am–6pm Tuesday to Saturday and 8am–5pm Sunday; the flea market runs Sundays 9am–4pm, and most shops along 7th and Pennsylvania open around 11am.
Shops a few minutes away
All of Eastern Market →- Groovy DCGifts · 321 7th St SE1 min walk
- Paris BleuBoutiques · 321 7th St SE, 2nd Floor1 min walk
- Flea Market at Eastern MarketVintage · 7th St SE & C St SE1 min walk
- Capitol Hill BooksBooks · 657 C St SE1 min walk
- RewildSpecialty · 232 7th St SE2 min walk
- Eastern Market PotteryGalleries · 225 7th St SE2 min walk
Before you go
What are Woven History & Silk Road's hours?
Woven History & Silk Road is usually open Wed–Sun 11am–5pm. Hours can change on holidays, so check the shop's site before a special trip.
Where is Woven History & Silk Road?
Woven History & Silk Road is at 311-315 7th St SE in Eastern Market & Barracks Row, Washington. It's near Library of Congress (12 min walk).
Is Woven History & Silk Road open on Sunday?
Yes, usually 11am–5pm on Sundays.
Where can I park near Woven History & Silk Road?
The closest option for Eastern Market & Barracks Row is Eastern Market Metro (Blue, Orange and Silver lines) is about a block from the market hall. Public parking is limited, so Metro or bus is the practical way in on weekends.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from Metro.
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