There’s no argument that school auctions are a nifty way to support schools and nab some deals with neighborhood-minded local businesses. Want to see your auction money go a really long way? More than 1,100 public school students on Capitol Hill are the beneficiaries of funds earned from the “Cluster Rocks” Gala & Auction at the Atlas […]
Here at The Hill is Home, sometimes we wish we were made out of money. Frankly, I think everyone’s wished that sometimes. We’ve been telling you all about the school auctions going on, and even if the sentiment may sound maudlin, we would love to help out all the schools (and, really, hit up all […]
Friday, March 13 The Corner Store – 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Photographer Thom Goertel exhibits his works in a solo show at Corner Store Arts. His works feature street photography from around the world. For more information, click here. Corner Store Arts is located at 900 South Carolina Avenue SE. Hill Center Galleries – […]
What are your plans this weekend? Downton is over and you already binged on House of Cards. The weather is getting better so it is time to leave the house. Here are few ideas: Tonight at the Hill Center, get over your fear of cooking fish with Fiona Lewis from District Fishwife. Students will learn how […]
Some think of March as a strange, chameleon-like month of weird weather, lambs, lions and broken umbrellas. However, on Capitol Hill we’d like you to associate March with one and only one thing: SPENDING MONEY ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD’S KIDS. That’s right: we are in the thick of auction season, and this weekend brings us Tyler […]