C-Span’s Rebecca Roberts took a walking tour of Congressional Cemetery last month, and now the cable station has a great documentary up about our historic gem. From their website: “Each week American History TV’s American Artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums and historic sites from around the country. Located 18 blocks from the U.S. Capitol, Washington’s DC’s […]
Friday October 14 Studio H (6pm to 8pm) Studio H is celebrating its second anniversary with an afternoon happy hour. The H Street Gallery will display two concurrent solo exhibitions Slurry and Autumnal Equinox by Katherine Mann and Pam Rogers respectively. Both painters, Mann and Rogers create dreamlike works influenced by botany and the natural […]
Yet again, I find myself sitting here at 12:38am, the night before a ToDo List is needed – with no ToDo List. So, I’m going to take some liberties here… How about this weekend, you get off the Hill? Expand your horizons! The weather is going to be beautiful this weekend, so go hike Old […]
Tomorrow is International Walk to School Day, or, as we call it on the Hill, Wednesday. I mean, really, how is this different from any other day for us? Well, we can have a little party, that’s how. Tomorrow morning, students (and presumably some of their parents) from twelve Hill schools will gather at Lincoln […]
Friday September 30 Honfleur Gallery (Art at 7pm Music at 8pm) In case you missed Honfleur gallery at the (e)merge art fair last weekend, head over to the gallery this Friday to see new work by Cuban artist Gustavo Diaz Sosa. At 8pm, a musical performance by jazz ensemble “The Connection will follow. […]