Spring time on the Hill means many things to many people: blooming flowers and trees, picnics in the park and long walks to Eastern Market. For designer Julie Anderson of Anderson ReDesign, spring is also a time to reexamine our homes and lighten everything from the décor to the clutter. If you are ready to […]
The Capitol Hill BID is presenting a free showing of My Tale of Two Cities tonight at the US Capitol Visitor Center from 6 to 9 p.m. According to the BID’s press release, this event, “will share a story of urban transformation – and the impact individuals can have in revitalizing their communities. The first […]
My NCAA bracket may be dead but with the 70 degree weather this weekend, I barely even noticed. It was sad to see so many local favorites go down so early but those upsets are what makes the tournament some of the best sports to watch all year! And at least you had some amazing […]
March Madness bracket not doing well? Here’s your chance to take control and make up for it. Is your bracket killing? Use those skilz to put together your own winning team. Registration for Art & Go Seek is open, so grab some friends to form your team and jump into fray. Hosted by the Capitol […]
The weather is finally living up to the spring-time hype and cherry blossoms are starting to bud. We all know what that means … time for the onslaught of guests. The house pictured left could make it much easier to coexist with your in-laws or that friend you haven’t seen in 10 years that would […]