Unless you’re a very organized person, dutifully shopping for the week’s groceries and prepping meals so you (and your family) can enjoy fresh, thoughtfully put together meals throughout the week, you’re always looking for some sort of magic bullet when it comes to dinner. (Or lunch. Or breakfast. But we digress.) This is why I’m […]
It’s no secret that Summit to Soul, 727 8th Street SE, has dedicated itself to creating a devoted, grassroots community for and by women –and really, for and by all neighborhood athletes– since it opened in July of 2016. This Saturday, March 9, coinciding with both the Rock N Roll Half Marathon and a day […]
Update: Although the organ is it its new home, it will not be fully operational for the concert on March 4th. You can listen to it during the April noontime cantata series. Let’s put aside your possible feelings about religion for a minute and focus on the beauty and majesty of the best instrument ever […]
Happy day: The government is back (at least, until February 15)! Today, take a moment to appreciate the little things, like forthcoming paychecks and a sense of purpose. This Saturday, take time to appreciate our most local Smithsonian, the National Postal Museum. On Saturday, February 2, the National Postal Museum, 2 Massachusetts Avenue NE, will […]
The D.C. Story Circle, a community-building event to share stories with your neighbors and future friends, has been going strong since I first wrote about it back in August. It’s been great to see Ashley Quarcoo’s passion project resonate with so many people across different communities. The circle is back to Capitol Hill on Saturday, […]