06 Mar 2014

See It While It Lasts: Richard III Runs Through March 16

So, with all the freezing temps and such I’ve been advocating staying close to home and warm. Surely this is the “winter of our discontent” (Act I, Scene I). But, indeed, I did “play the devil’ (Act I, Scene 3) because you’re running out of time to see Richard III at the Folger Shakespeare Library. […]


06 Mar 2014

To Do

There is still snow on the ground but the air no longer hurts my face so perhaps spring is nigh? Let me know, will you? I’m staying inside to watch True Detective until the weather sorts itself out. It’s warm in Louisiana… For the rest of your more reality-based readers, here is what there is […]


05 Mar 2014

Opinion: Middle Schools on the Hill

By guest author Joe Weedon Elementary schools across Capitol Hill are booming. Enrollment is up, test scores are improving. Our neighborhood’s success in supporting our neighborhood elementary schools has even entered into the Mayoral debate.  Councilmember Wells regularly states that, “every elementary school in Ward 6 has a waiting list” and that “I know we […]


04 Mar 2014

This Week on THIH in 2010

Just four short years ago… We met the Hipster Housecleaner. That post was THIH’s most popular for years after. We learned how Tyler Elementary got its name. We shared our love for Tortilla Cafe.


04 Mar 2014

First Bite: Sona Creamery

Two of my favorite things are wine and cheese, especially paired together. So I was quite excited to hear about the opening of Sona Creamery on Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Little did I know that the wine and cheese were only the start to what Capitol Hill’s newest restaurant has to offer. I noticed their menu […]


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