30 Apr 2015

To Do:

To Do For the Weekend of April 30 – May 2

There’s so much going on, let’s just get to it. Tonight, support Capitol Hill Arts Workshop’as they kick off their two month-long Paint Bucket campaign AND eat well at Lavangna. Eat at the Barracks Row restaurant at for happy hour or dinner and 25% of the proceeds will be donated to the Paint Bucket Campaign. The beloved […]


30 Apr 2015

Events:

Day of the Dog at Congressional Cemetery

As the saying goes, “Every dog has its day.” It turns out that Capitol Hill dogs will have their day this upcoming Saturday, May 2, at Congressional Cemetery. The third annual Day of the Dog is a celebration of pets and their owners, as well as a 5k you can run with your dog and […]


30 Apr 2015

Shopping:

Capitol Hill Yard Sales – Weekend of May 1

Will you be setting up a yard sale on the Hill this weekend? Let us know in the comments! And be sure to stop by JO Wilson School for their jumbo yard sale and flea market this weekend. Spring Community Carnival & Flea Market is on Saturday May 2nd from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. They will have tons of […]


28 Apr 2015

Dining:

David Guas at Hill Center, Bayou Bakery Preview

Last night, a packed house filled the Abraham Lincoln hall at the Hill Center to listen as Bonny Wolf led Chef David Guas through an entertaining talk. Topics covered ranged from Guas’s love of grilling and his new book Grill Nation, to the giddiest and most exciting elephant in the room: Bayou Bakery‘s new digs […]


27 Apr 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Thomas Jefferson’s Dry-Docks

I have begun the research for a book on the history of the Washington Navy Yard and its neighborhood in earnest. As always, I have come across some piece of arcana which, while not being a great turning point in history (especially as the thing in question was never built) does give some insight into […]


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