For the parents: we know you’ve been needled half to death about your kid’s school’s upcoming auction or fundraiser, but the fun part is here! Auction season is upon us, and supporting not just your school’s auction but other schools’ only makes all our children excel, and that is a win-win. For the non-parents: think […]
Friday March 9 Tubman-Mahan Gallery (6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.) Making Her Story 8 is the eighth annual group show featuring work by women artists seeking to express their inner voices. This year’s theme centers on patience and awakening as manifested by the end of winter and spring’s arrival. For more information, click here. The […]
By Zofie Lang, East City Art On weekends, outside its gorgeous Victorian building, Eastern Market is buzzing with activity. Hipsters, tourists, Capitol Hill residents and young families all stroll the grounds, many bringing dogs and children in tow. Eastern Market is the heart of Capitol Hill, and as such, it is essential to the community. Like […]
By Matthew Roberts of Ginkgo Gardens Late winter is terribly annoying to just about everyone and especially to gardeners. The days are getting noticeably longer, but the air is still chill. The winds are damp and capriciously knock over and crack terra cotta pots left out on the patio. They create mushy clogged piles of […]
This past Saturday at the Atlas Intersections Festival, my daughter and I met a young orphan whose magical trunk brought her to new experiences; a young man who tried so hard to do what his mother told him; a pig who schooled a terrible fox; and a crow who would be forever changed by the […]