The Capitol Hill Arts Workshop will be presenting a choral concert on Sunday, February 12, 2012 in honor of its 40th Anniversary and they are looking for singers! The concert will feature Robert Convery’s Songs of Children, based on writings of children during the Holocaust, and Jeffery Watson’s Where Every Voice Is Heard, written for CHAW’s 30th Anniversary […]
CSX, in partnership with the District Department of Transportation and the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, launched a new website at www.virginiaavenuetunnel.com, which is a compilation of previously released project information and will serve as an information hub moving forward as new project information is made available. In addition to the launch of […]
Last week, we asked you, our reader, to tell us what’s on your mind about Capitol Hill business and development. You sent us several questions through our Twitter and blog commentary thread. Now, this week we have your answers direct from Julia Christian, Executive Director of CHAMPS, Capitol Hill’s Chamber of Commerce. In this first […]
The tribe has spoken! Our readers have spoken too, or rather voted. Thank you to all the avid photographers who entered our first ever photo contest. We were delighted and amused by the entries. The staff of The Hill Is Home deliberated for thousands of seconds and several cocktails to pick those deemed prize-worthy, and […]
It’s a week of food links here in Hill Buzz. The other writers make fun of me for food-filled round ups — they know I read a few too many food blogs — but what do you expect in August? Half of our neighbors are out of town, so there just isn’t much else to […]