I have previously written about the bridges that cross the Anacostia River, but long before these were built, there were other ways of crossing the river. Today we will look at one method that had considerable importance in the early years of the District of Columbia.
In honor of National Grilled Cheese Day tomorrow (yes, it’s a thing), we thought we’d take a look at where you can satisfy your craving on Capitol Hill. From the classic to the gourmet, our neighborhood has lots of options. Which is your favorite?
The location alone is enough of a reason to check this one out on Sunday. The home features exposed brick, wood floors, an eat-in kitchen, and a back yard that is perfect for relaxing or entertaining. 315 E Street SE is open from 1-4pm on Sunday. This series is brought to you by Jason Martin, a […]
Saturday, April 12 Art Enables– 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Art Enables’ April second Saturday workshop is all about the superhero! Create you very own with all materials supplied. Details on this free activity here. Art Enables is located at 2204 Rhode Island Avenue NE Salve Regina Gallery– 2 p.m. (curators talk) 3 p.m. […]
Have you ever seen such an adorable underbite? Fran is a one-year-old, 35-pound, whippet/shepherd mix looking for a place to call home through City Dogs Rescue. Fran loves her people, though she can be a bit shy with strangers at first. She loves other dogs and is cat friendly. Fran is a sweet and loyal companion. She […]