As much as we may think we are the stars in our lives, especially in this #Millennial world, we are but bit players at the mercy of randomness, life and death. This is the bitter kernel at the heart of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” now playing at the Folger Shakespeare Theatre. The original run […]
This is a public service announcement: if you’ve never had the pleasure of meeting Garrett Peck or picking up a copy of one of his books, you are seriously missing out. Luckily for us on the Hill, he will be coming to the Congressional Cemetery chapel tomorrow, June 2 at 7 p.m., to talk about […]
Kingman Island, which many have gotten to know through the annual bluegrass festival hosted on the grounds, will soon be available for private events. Union Kitchen has teamed up with Living Classrooms, the organization that manages the park, to further engage the D.C. community by opening the park for private rentals, such as weddings, field days, corporate […]
There was a time when Screen on the Green was the only outdoor movie night around. Now neighborhoods all over the DC area are hosting their own summer movie series, and the Hill is no exception. New to this year’s lineup: Congressional Cemetery. The first of their “Cinematery” series will be a viewing ofAlfred Hitchcock’s […]
Congratulations to the many Capitol Hill-area businesses that won the Washington City Paper’s 2015 Best of D.C.! And congratulations to Best Neighborhood winner, Capitol Hill! We are obviously a bit biased but we couldn’t agree more that our neighborhood is the best in the city. Food & Drink Bagel: Bullfrog Bagels Restaurant: Belga Cafe Restaurant When […]