On Saturday, April 7, several Hill East neighbors with support from nine local businesses and organizations launched a monthly cleanup effort around Capitol Hill. These efforts were already underway with support from 7-Eleven, and last month, they were ramped up with help from The Pretzel Bakery, Fulcrum Properties Group, Congressional Cemetery, Trusty’s, Frager’s Hardware, Sundance […]
Orangetheory Fitness, one of the newer tenants coming to the 700 Penn development will be holding a presages party this Saturday, June 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ahead of their mid-summer opening, Orangetheory will be offering heavily discounted memberships as well as goodies, giveaways and information. WHAT: Orangetheory Fitness Presales Kickoff WHEN: […]
Thump goes the Cornhole beanbag. Good times— and summer and BBQ season is officially upon us. Thanks for tagging us @rhcdc! Hope you had a great time! Share your own pics of summer with the Hill is Home social media community by tagging your photos with #thehillishome
Washington City Paper held a forum at the Black Cat last night on Initiative 77 and they live-tweeted the event. Get with the times and open a Twitter account, will you? And when you do, follow us. (We love you!) DC Theater Scene reviews Pericles at CHAW. Colbert I. King sees only one GOP challenger […]
As we continue our look at LGBT history in the runup to the Capital Pride Festival, we will look at some of the bars on Capitol Hill that catered to the LGBT community over the years. According to the Rainbow History Projects walking tour of Capitol Hill, the earliest site was 500 8th Street SE, where […]