After the flurry of December activity, quiet weekends of early January come as a huge relief, but now I’m itching to get out and find some things to do in the neighborhood. Perhaps it’s the frigid weekend forecast and my distaste for sitting for too long near my drafty windows; no fear, there’s a great […]
The presents are unwrapped and the trash bin has been emptied. You might have even hit the stores for your exchanges and returns. And now your mind turns to the fun that awaits in 2012. And on the list of worries, the Visa bill is second only to the impending tax bill that might just […]
As we chill the champagne, it’s only natural to ponder the triumphs of the past year and the hopes for 2012. Who can believe it’s really 2012? Me, for one. As a newbie and a renter in 1994, and then a home-owner and dog-owner to now a parent, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed living in Capitol Hill. […]
It’s no competition really. Capitol Hill and Logan Circle meet in a dark alley. Of course the Hill comes out first, barely breaking a sweat, right???? Well, let’s just make sure, mouse at the ready! Cllick on over to the Curbed Cup 2011 to vote! The Hill beat out the Atlas District and Columbia Heights in […]
Last night the Hill Center kicked off its first art exhibit, Five Artists * Five Points of View, showcasing artwork including photography, painting and collage by world-renowned artists, many with ties not only to the Washington area but to Capitol Hill. If you miss Alan Braley’s large color-saturated canvases at The Village at Eastern Market, […]