Eater DC maps out where you should eat at Nationals Park. Young & Hungry explains more about what the bankruptcy filing by Barracks Row Entertainment — which owns all of the restaurants Xavier Cervera opened — means for the businesses. ANC 6B Commissioner Phil Peisch posted the letter that the ANC sent to Mayor Gray […]
Saturday March 8 Harmony Hall Gallery– 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. In Thoughtless, Patricia Autenrieth creates work by stitching together mediums as disparate as photographs, fabric and rubber stamps. The end result resembles what most people recognize as a quilt. An artistic pioneer, Autenrieth championed this medium long before it gained greater recognition in the […]
So your phone is ringing with calls from candidate and your mailboxes are stuffed with their smiling faces. But it will all be over on Tuesday. (Don’t forget to write in Krepp! He’s the candidate Congress deserves!) If you want to just hide from the last minute campaigning I have a few suggestions. Tonight bring the kids […]
In honor of yet another winter storm, we share this weather forecast from The Huffington Post. At some point you need to just laugh, right? Housing Complex reported that the Wylie Street Community Garden probably won’t become a parking lot after all. THIH’s Tim Krepp shared with City Desk the ShamrockFest attendees who keep mistaking his alley for […]
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 […]