There are all sorts of places that I find old things to write about. This week’s story comes from Old Time DC, a place on Facebook to find wonderful old pictures of Washington. They are from all across the city and from all times, but I am partial to those showing parts of Capitol Hill […]
Friday April 26 Honfleur Gallery (6pm to 8pm) You don’t have to fly to New Orleans for Jazz Fest, simply cross the Anacostia River this Friday! Honfleur will show a series of collages by John Lawson depicting Jazz greats. Lawson, who lost most of his work during Katrina, has also assembled a series of poems […]
I don’t know about you, but I love food holidays, especially when they come baked warm and salted upon serving. Today is National Pretzel Day. But there’s also another reason to celebrate this national holiday too. Today, the Pretzel Bakery is marking its one year anniversary on Capitol Hill. The Hill East shop has quickly […]
Cleaned out the attic and the basement? (Don’t forget, next weekend is the first Saturday of the month, aka hazardous materials drop off at Ft. Totten.) Make your trash someone else’s treasure. Of you’re having a yard sale this weekend, tell us about it in the comments. Happy bargain hunting!
Tonight from 6-10pm is Geek Night Out at Labyrinth Games and Puzzles. Geeks get their very own night on the fourth Thursday of every month. This event is free and open to the public, but seats tend to fill up quickly so get there as close to 6 as you can. Friday and Saturday nights, Liner […]