Friends, I hope you have all caught up on your accumulated baseball-induced sleep deprivation. Many of you will have a three-day weekend, so in the event you are refreshed here are some idea for ways to wear yourself out. Tonight, discuss the concept of stadiums in cities at Solid State Books. DCist and CityLab are […]
OMG the Nats. I went to bed so only knew about the win when I woke up this morning and saw the family text thread between the college kid and my husband. Enjoy this moment, everyone! It is officially Indigenous People’s Day Weekend so celebrate as you see fit. Tonight, Kate Stewart, a 3rd generation […]
Happy weekend friends! Fall activities are upon us, temperature be damned. Climate change really interferes with society’s collective need to rush into the wool sock/hygge season. Light a pumpkin spice candle and get out there. First, make sure you check out The Set List. Tonight,celebrate arts and community at the annual gala for the Atlas […]
Now, I don’t want to jinx anything but this spring has been really quite springlike. Usually we follow a winte/rain/hot-as-hell trajectory but we have had a good dose of lovely this year and it has been delightful. Now that I have typed that, we should expect monsoons followed by drought— so enjoy it while it […]
Loft Offices and 240 Apartments: The Big Expansion Plans For Union Market (UrbanTurf) District Winery Plans to Produce 20 Different Wines in Yards Park (Eater DC) Eastern Market: A Historic Neighborhood in Hine-sight (UrbanTurf) ChiKo—Casual Chinese and Korean—Comes to Barracks Row Friday (Washington City Paper) In Face of Opposition, Hispanic Caucus PAC Pulls Application for Office Near the […]