Join me tonight, Thursday, July 11 from 5:30 to 8pm at the Gordon Biersch Navy Yard for a happy hour with friends and volunteers of the Southwest Duck Pond! Located at the corner of 6th and I (Eye) Streets SW, and completed in 1972 as part of the Town Center redevelopment around the Waterfront metro station, […]
Is is just me or has this been the longest week of all time? Perhaps last week’s four day weekend totally spoiled me but this weekend can’t come fast enough. What’s everyone doing? Tonight at 8pm get to know more of the insular world of Burma in the Alliance for New Music Theatre’s production of […]
Capitol Hill residents can complain about the lack of gourmet grocery stores in the neighborhood, but if you’re in the market for a good ukulele lesson, then you’re in luck. On Saturday, a new music and practice studio, appropriately called Music on the Hill, will open at 1453 Pennsylvania Ave SE, just above the recently renovated World […]
Here is a bit of news that we can all appreciate for years to come: recently, the Washington DC Economic Partnership, a 501(c)3 organization that promotes and stimulates local business in the District of Columbia, announced the 2013 recipients of the Great Streets Grant Initiative Program. This program distributes more than $1.25 million among different […]
The abundance of sun in DC is most notable in the summer, as we swelter in heat and humidity. Channeling that sunlight into energy is clean, quiet, and seemingly endless, but where to start? Capitol Hill has the highest concentration of homes powered by solar energy in the District. For many residents, though, the up-front […]