Koa doesn’t understand why he’s been waiting such a long time for a home of his own. Luckily, he’s had a loving foster mom to take care of him in the meantime. Hill resident Rebecca Mondics saw a photo of Koa on Facebook and immediately knew she had to help save him. Rebecca says, “I’ve loved […]
Need plans for the weekend? I’ve got you covered. And when in doubt, there is FRINGE. Final weekend folks! Tonight Cool chick Mary Timony’s band EX HEX plays at the Rock and Roll Hotel tonight with Hospitality. Tickets are $13 and the doors open at 7pm. Friday and Saturday you can catch Hamlet performed by the […]
Thursday, July 24 Washington Project for the Arts – 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. This Thursday, WPA presents the sixth installment of the Lobby Project with the work of artist Anthony Palliparambil, Jr. The exhibition features 280 prints created solely on an iPad examining the role technology and social media play in the arts. For […]
Progress may be inching along on the H Street streetcar project (the latest report from WAMU says the train line could be ready by November) but don’t let that stop you from enjoying a leisurely ride down H Street. This Saturday H Street Main Street along with a group of H Street businesses are teaming up to offer free pedicab […]
ANC 6B Commissioner Phil Peisch posted that organizers are seeking volunteers for a Ward 6 safety festival. JDLand reported that the next CSX Virginia Avenue Tunnel meeting is on July 31, and shared a new video from DDOT on how the project will impact the neighborhood. District Source looked at how Ditto Residential is using fundrise […]