You know you’ve lived somewhere for a long time when you relate to things in terms of what they “used to be”. You know … like that spot that used to be a seedy liquor store with drunk people sitting outside sipping from their 40’s but is now fancy condos? Well I remember when the house pictured […]
Beginning Monday, DC Parks and Recreation is hosting a four course series on Urban Beekeeping at Sherwood Recreation Center, 640 10th Street, NE. (Pre-registration required. Contact Kelly.Melsted [at] dc.gov to reserve your space.) The classes, on February 22nd, March 1st, 8th and 15th, from 6:30-9 PM, will be taught by local beekeeper Toni Burnham. Uncertain […]
Well, I can guess what most people will be doing, or preparing for, this weekend. If you still have some energy after that big shopping trip to pick up wings, chips and beer, here are some ideas for filling your time. Thinking about watching at a local bar or restaurant? You’ll want to check this […]
Sigh. Oh winter, you hold such promise of sleigh rides and frosty noses. In DC’s oppressive summer heat we dream of sweaters, snuggling and fireside cocoa. In reality most folks are about done with winter by the end of January…Valentine’s Day at the latest. However the pleasures of Spring still elude us. It will be […]
Looking for something that will get you out of the house, but won’t require getting into your car or metro? The Friends of Southeast Library have come up with a new series designed to get you out on cold evenings: The Capitol Hill Film Festival. There are a huge number of movies set in Washington, […]