Have you noticed there are fewer of the free-roaming dockless bikes in the neighborhood? A ‘bike gone rogue,’ painted a subtle white, was even removed from my alley. In July two bike share companies pulled out of the city, citing the new regulations that require dockless bikes be locked to signs or bike racks. Weren’t […]
Happy Halloween! If you’re in the mood for loads of treats and absolutely no trick, check out our list of musical acts coming through the area. From jazz to punk to everything in between, there is something guaranteed to make your heart skip a beat. Upcoming Shows: The Independents With Glenmont Popes October 31 at Dangerously […]
Ghosts have been a part of Capitol Hill from earliest days. Ghosts from the days when the Capitol was being built still haunt the place. During the 19th Century, ghost stories were frequent fodder for the pages of the newspapers, and reporters displayed a remarkable lack of skepticism. Or maybe that was because there was a […]
Halloween celebrations on the Hill are starting to kick off! While we have some of the best trick-or-treating around: you don’t have to wait until the 31st to get into the holiday spirit. From pumpkin carving to cemetery tours to scavenger hunts, there is no shortage of events for kids of all ages. Spooky Cemetery […]
The Hill is Home is sharing the statements of ANC candidates in our general region. Although the main focus of our blog is Capitol Hill –served by ANCs 6A through 6C– we feel that a community is made stronger by the neighbors with whom we share a close geographical area. We are honored to share […]