I recently wrote about the Wheeler Ferry and its importance in getting people across the Anacostia in the days before the federal government moved to Washington. I also mentioned the bridge that replaced it, but not its eventual demise – or the role it played during the burning of Washington 200 years ago.
Friday, May 9 Honfleur & Vivid Solutions Galleries 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Anacostia galleries are showing their feminine side this Friday with two concurrent exhibitions by women artists. In Parallels: Sculptures and Installations, Nara Park uses water as an artistic medium. Be prepared to see cascades, aquariums and other water features. Upstairs at […]
Spring is a time for renewal. Which translates into “Get rid of the old crap you don’t use anymore.” It’s supposed to be a pretty decent weekend weather-wise so if you’ve scheduled a yard sale let us know about it in the comments.
I know you’re bummed they rescheduled the Gaga concert but what’s going on this weekend? Tonight ‘the international voice of jazz” Nnenna Freelon performs at the Atlas. Known for her flawless take on the standards and her exquisite phrasing Freelon is also a six-time Grammy nominee. Tickets are available here. Friday Taffety Punk is back […]
On Saturday, May 10, from 10am-2pm, the Hill Center will host Volunteer Capitol Hill, an event aimed at bringing together the many ways you can get involved in making our neighborhood even better. The event will showcase a wide variety of opportunities for volunteer services, featuring over 30 non-profit organizations that need assistance. Whether you are […]