Hello there, Capitol Hill and beyond! It’s Wednesday– that silly day sandwiched between Tuesday and Thursday and which for many is simply not that exciting. I am here to give you seven extra minutes of Wednesday, and to tell you how to spend them! First, if you’re going to eat lunch at your desk (and […]
For years, District of Columbia residents have fought tirelessly for statehood and voting rights, but one thing Washingtonians won’t have to fight for, a state fair, just like those held in other states across the country. That’s right, the state fair — a time-honored, end-of-summer tradition — can now be found in the District. But […]
Spike is expanding his group of restaurants into Thai Roma, where he will serve steak and frites (DC Eater, DCist) Young & Hungry shared pictures of Hank’s Oyster Bar’s new Hill location, which opened yesterday. While Elise is away, she has turned over Frozen Tropics to a few friends, one of whom wrote a piece […]
All this rain has been quite refreshing to all kinds of life on Capitol Hill. Share shots of your summer refreshers with the THIH flickr group.
In the late 19th century, tourism took off as a mass phenomenon. This meant a whole new market for guide books, which had existed for decades already, but usually more for people moving to a new location, and not for middle class tourists now thronging the great cities and important sights of the world. In […]