Through some serendipity and good friends, I was able to experience Carne y Arena (Sand and Flesh), Alejandro González Iñárritu’s virtual reality experience yesterday. Brightest Young Things’ Svetlana Legetic wrote about how tough it was for her to experience this story because it reminded her of her own immigration story and I agree with her […]
Ah, we’re a long way from August, but did you know you can generally dig up sweet potato vines like this in late summer and find a few spuds? Keep tagging your photos with #thehillishome on Instagram. We’d love to share them!
You know spring is really here when the Open House list blows up. Thank you Dare Johnson Wenzler for sharing your weekly open houses with us. Take a look at the list and start dreaming! Priced out of the H Street NE and the Hill? Take a look at the still-affordable Rosedale/Kingman Park neighborhood, just a […]
Alexandra Roosenburg will be opening a school in Capitol Hill starting in the summer of 2018: Capitol Learning Academy. Look for more information about her new school this weekend. We recently chatted with her and asked her our five questions. Her answers have been lightly edited for clarity. Welcome to Capitol Hill, Alex! 1. What […]
With changes in the property rental market it is important that tenants know their rights, learn how to protect their homes, and access new opportunities. On Thursday, March 29 at 6:30 p.m., staff from Housing Counseling Services will hold workshops at the Southeast Public Library to discuss tenant rights and responsibilities, the Tenant Opportunity to […]