This spring, why not enjoy the unseasonably warm weather? Go with the flow — of the Anacostia River that is. Capitol Hill is close to some well-worn walking, jogging and biking paths, but for a more unique cardio routine, you may want to head to the Anacostia Boathouse and give crew a try. The Capital Rowing […]
When we think of memorials and monuments today, structures of bronze and marble are what first spring to mind. Whether the figure on horseback such as the Grant statue in front of the Capitol or the simple obelisk that honors the memory of the father of our country and namesake of our city, monuments are […]
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill. I’ve written about the condos at 315 G St, NE before but there’s more news to report. I’m representing a buyer who […]
by Richard Holwill The biggest questions for the Nationals are in the outfield. One player has a lock on his position: Michael Morse (6’5 and 230 pounds and known as “Beast Mode”) owns left field after a breakout year in 2011 with a .303 batting average and .550 slugging percentage. The other presumed starter is […]
The Pendragwn Youth Film Festival (PYFF) returns to the Atlas Performing Arts Center tomorrow from 1pm to 6pm. PYFF gives youth ages 11 to 18 years old an outlet to hone their storytelling and celebrates the achievements of young filmmakers on the big screen. (Seriously? I have an 11 year old and I barely trust […]