It’s been a busy week around the Hill as we say goodbye to summer and hello to fall. Here’s a look back at what other bloggers have been saying about our lovely piece of the city. The untimely passing of long-time Hill resident, Bruce Robey, received tributes from Mark Segraves on WTOP (linked to by […]
If you’ve been a regular reader of my little column, you may have picked up that I grew up out West. Also, if you know me in person, you may know that I tend to mix up “out West” and “back East”. To me, it only made sense the other way around, after all. Why […]
Fall is in full swing and the open house listings this weekend prove the point. Go ahead; steal a few glances, daydream a bit, or put down the cold hard cash. Enjoy! Thanks Phil!
This is the weekend to get your Shakespeare fix here on the Hill. Get started on Friday night at CHAW with the opening of an all-girl production of Measure for Measure. Taffety Punk presents Shakespeare’s most sexually-charged and shadowy plays, featuring a city of fops, madams, fake friars and virgins handed over to a licentious […]
Though a few impatiens are still hanging on, it is time to start thinking about making the transition to fall and winter plants and prepping your garden for spring. I talked to Matthew Roberts, manager of Ginkgo Gardens (911 11th Street, SE; 202-543-5172) to get the top four things we can do to ensure interest […]