I’m told I live just over 2,000 feet from a river, but despite living here a better part of a decade, I’ve had next to no interaction with it. It’s a mystery to me, seen mostly as a blur from my car when I drive out East Capitol. Fortunately, the Anacostia Watershed Society can help […]
The future is here! Build a robot or interact with a crowd-controlled digital art display! If you are more interested in the past, go to the Brentwood Arts Exchange and meet an expert African American Art History. However, if it is living in the moment that you strive for, see the work of local contemporary […]
Just because the 4th of July is over doesn’t mean you have to stop being patriotic. Only now, instead of the US, it’s time to celebrate France for Bastille Day! Before you get out your freedom fries, let me just say, as a child of two very French natives (I can decipher any accent from […]
There’s a reason Twitter—and our listserv—was all a-buzz when the Tune Inn Restaurant and Bar suffered from a kitchen-destroying fire last month. The spot is one of several businesses that makes Capitol Hill more than a breeding ground for aspiring and veteran politicians, but also makes it a neighborhood, with familiar faces and close histories. […]
Friday July 8 Off Rhode Studio Gallery (5pm to 7pm) CANCELLED DUE TO A POWER OUTAGE The folks at Art Enables have opened up a new gallery space on Rhode Island Avenue NE. Their inaugural exhibition will show work from artists living along the Rhode Island Avenue communities in NE Washington and just […]