13 Sep 2017

Events:

To Do: Weekend of September 14th -17th

You guys! This weekend is nuts. Obviously the H Street festival is a behemoth every year but it’s not every year it has to compete with Juggalos. We are just diving in so hang on. Tonight, Light Switch Dance Theatre hosts its weekly dance class, A Light Mix, at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW). All skill […]


12 Sep 2017

Development:

Hard Hats at Hine: Photos

Last Thursday, we had the chance to take a peek inside the buildings in the Hine development. It was a great evening, with wine and tasty goodies from restaurants along Eastern Market Main Street. There was also a raffle and all kinds of freebies from Antiochia, Atlas Brewing, Rose and Sparrow salon, among others. Capitol […]


12 Sep 2017

Local Politics:

But Seriously, DC Parks and Recreation Could Fix This

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Major General Nathanael Greene’s broken stirrup – still broken as of this morning– and the dead tree at Stanton Park. Alert reader Steve left a comment saying that inaugurations signs were DDOT’s responsibility even though they were littering a National Park. Guess what got fixed as soon […]


12 Sep 2017

News:

Hill Buzz

Should 7th Street near Eastern Market be for people or cars on weekends? (Greater Greater Washington) A Runner’s Perspective: Dead Man’s Run (Congressional Cemetery) The Salt Line is an instant hit, with superb seafood and a view to match (The Washington Post) The Wharf: DC’s most ambitious development project set to open (WTOP) Where to Find the […]


11 Sep 2017

Arts & Entertainment:

A Julius Caesar for All the Ages

A production of Julius Caesar in New York City recently came under fire for having Caesar looking like our current President, even though other productions in years past with other Presidents with no such complaints. Given that the plot of this 400+ year old play revolves around the assassination of a head of state, it […]


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