Monica Corrado started her “REAL Food Revolution” in 2006, when she began teaching REAL Food cooking classes throughout the DC metro area with a mission to teach moms and others how to cook nourishing food. In her cook for well-being classes, she has taught hundreds of people to cook nourishing, traditional foods for themselves and their families. Some […]
All Events Take Place Saturday September 10, 2011 The 39th Street Gallery (5pm to 8pm) “Trade” is exchange, commerce and profession. The exhibition Trade curated by Phil Davis, intends to be all of those things. A group show featuring the work of seven artists, the exhibition is an exchange of portfolios. The 39th Street […]
As the 10th anniversary of September 11th approaches, there are numerous commemorative events being held around the city, including on the Hill. On Thursday, a Congressional Staff Candlelight Vigil will be held at the east front of the Capitol from 6:30-7:30pm. Sunday is being billed as a day of national service, and there are many […]
Growing up in New Jersey I spent the better part of my summers down the shore–though many a grammarian would prefer I say “at the beach.” Memorial Day meant more time on the boat and at the beach, while Labor Day represented the end of everything good and wonderful about summer. However, Labor Day also […]
Depending on your personality, Labor Day can be a glass half full or a glass half empty kind of holiday. Sure, it means an extra day off from work (half full), but on the other hand it’s pretty much a neon sign announcing the unofficial end of summer (half empty). So whether you’re celebrating or […]