Like many of us, Kai Moeller has felt frustration and pain while watching harrowing images of Gaza– the specter of war, starvation and crumbling infrastructure haunted him. Kai is a cook at Pascual, and he decided to use his talents and rally his community to help him help those in need. So with the help […]

For 2025 we want to focus more on the people who make our neighborhood the incredible place it is. Some of these people have been long-time residents and some are relatively recent. Jill Nguyen moved from Columbia Heights to the Hill about five years ago and, through her incredible and creative baking, has managed to […]

Fabienne Deaton is a Hill resident who, along with her husband Antonio, is getting ready to open the doors on a new Montessori pre-school called Starling Montessori, which will be operating out of Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. I recently chatted with her and asked her a few questions about herself and her new business. Fabienne’s […]

Jan Lipscomb is a parishioner at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and is the leader of the Incarceration Ministry. If you have any questions, please reach out to her at incarcerationjustice@stmarks.net. The Incarceration Justice group at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church welcomed the Free Minds Book Club for a soulful celebration of “WRITE Night” on July 9, […]

As you may know, the Folger Shakespeare Library has been under construction for some time. Now that the building is nearly complete and looking to open on June 21, the café –– which is a new fixture and concept, allowing patrons to come hang out, work at and enjoy the Folger Great Hall,–– needs a […]