Friday March 21 Salve Regina Gallery– 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Selman Gallery– 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Two seniors from Catholic University have assembled a group of well-known local artists for Under the Influence: Reverberations of the Washington Color School. These eight DC artists selected works from their personal art files which represent pieces […]
UPDATED: WE GOT TOO EXCITED. It’s that time of year where predictions fly and people dream and pretend they care about college basketball. Last year was our first “bar madness” tournament and H Street staple The Pug was our runaway winner. This year we’re trying something a little more streamlined: thirty-two THIRTY-FOUR! neighborhood bars vying for […]
So it looks like we have some decent weather this weekend, so what shall we do before the next snow? Tonight get the skinny on the rise of Hilary Clinton at the Hill Center. Journalists Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen, the authors of HRC: State Secrets and the Rebirth of Hillary Clinton will chat with Bill […]
It is no secret that Capitol Hill, like D.C., leans strongly Democrat. So when Pranav Badhwar stepped forward as the Libertarian candidate for Ward Six council member, we at The Hill is Home wanted to know how his campaign would appeal to Hill voters. Although this is Badhwar’s first time running as a candidate for […]
In our In Season/On Special series, Dare paired wine with sloppy Joes. Residents were vocal at a community meeting about Reservation 13, with one neighbor submitting an op-ed saying Mayor Gray had failed the neighborhood. We attended the Ward 6 At-Large Candidate Forum.