I’m not going to make any assumptions that we have collectively healed from last Friday’s night brutal, painful and heartbreaking loss. No, my first foray into sports fandom has caused me to experience an existential crisis and I fear I can’t bear to do it all over again. Mercifully we don’t have to. Not for […]
Guest post by John Simpson Named for a monstrous, fabled dragon-like beast that was told to have terrorized the area eras past, Snallygaster’s unprecedented festival of beer was brought to you by DC’s legendary Birch & Barley, ChurchKey, Rustico and the much anticipated Bluejacket brewery. Over 150 beers set up for tastings on the great […]
The week is halfway over, The Nats have their first postseason game in DC since 1933, and you have a great excuse to come out for a drink tonight after work (or after the baseball game, if you’re lucky enough to play hooky and go to the game). Come meet the writers of The Hill is Home […]
Blah. That’s how this whole week has felt. The weird foggy gloom. The muggy, not-October temperature. Really the only bright spot for me has been Teddy finally winning. I’ve been looking for the weekend all week. Well it’s nearly here so please enjoy yourselves. You know the story of the smart immigrant trying to find […]
This week a group of musicians from around the world has been roaming the halls and jamming in the theatres of the Atlas. They have been brought together through a project initiative of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, administered by Bang on a Can’s Found Sound Nation. Bang on […]