Theatre fan? Parent of a budding thespian? Someone who knows a child with a flair for the dramatic? Then you may want to check out tonight’s free community reading of student-written work by the Young Playwrights’ Theatre. The event starts at 7pm at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. A part of the 2012 New Play Festival, the event will […]
Saturday’s forecast is predicted to be a sunny 50 degrees, with nary a cloud in sight. Why not leave all of the electronic gadgets that bind you behind and visit a place you may remember from childhood. The library! Specifically the Northeast Branch of the DC Public Library, which is having its 80th anniversary celebration […]
In the wake of the deadly school shooting in Chardon, Ohio earlier this week, Coach Rita Floyd, owner and co-founder of Capitol Hill Martial Arts & Fitness Academy has written the below post. ****** It doesn’t have to go this way. No one should feel so cornered and victimized by bullying that shooting seems the […]
Facebook? Been there. Twitter? Check. Foursquare? Um, what’s that again? For those of you who aren’t familiar (no, not you, those other non-tech savvy people among us) Foursquare is a location based social networking app. Basically you can check in and see where your friends and people nearby are. You earn points for checking in, […]
Are you an alumni of Stuart Junior High or Stuart-Hobson Middle School? Do you have family members who have at some point attended or worked at the school? If you answered yes to either of these questions, a series of upcoming “Family Connections Nights” may be of interest to you. The first event will be […]