Tomorrow, Friday, May 8, one of the most diverse arrays of World War II aircraft ever assembled will fly over D.C. in honor of the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The Arsenal of Democracy Flyover will include dozens of World War II aircraft flying in 15 formations overhead. In the first of […]
Greetings! Here’s a final reminder that Moth’s Day is Sunday so get in your flower orders and put that card in the mail. We can wait… So now that’s done, how shall we spend our weekend? Tonight Granville Moore’s celebrates Thirsty Firkin Thursday. The H Street beer lover is tapping a special firkin of Flying Dog’s The […]
Nothing says spring is back in DC like our annual Bike to School Day. You can keep your tourist-laden cherry blossoms, I’ll take our local celebration of something that makes Capitol Hill one of America’s best neighborhoods to raise children. It’s something we often take for granted: the ability to easily bike to school. After a […]
Don’t you love to take a peek into other people’s homes? See how they hang their artwork, organize their kitchens and make the most of small spaces? This weekend you’ll have a legitimate reason to ogle and take notes — on the Capitol Hill Restoration Society (CHRS) Annual House and Garden Tour. In it’s 58th year, […]
Sponsored by DC Community Yoga, DC Yoga Week is an event designed to increase awareness about the benefits of yoga, and is a great chance to try a yoga class at a reduced cost without making a long-term commitment. So try a good down dog, cobra or warrior post at one of these Hill events. […]