Hey parents! Are you thinking about high school already? Sure, your tyke is just taking his or her first steps, or you’ve just finally mastered day care, or your little cherub is an official Ms. Frances SugaWuga these days, but S O O N you will be housing a surly tween or teen who will […]
Yesterday, we told you about Music on the Hill’s gift to those of you who are furloughed: Free music lessons! You can read more about that here– lessons started today! We’ve also shared a citywide link from our friend, Barred in DC, about ongoing furlough specials. A few businesses have sent us special deals they […]
The year hasn’t been off to a stellar start for many of us, especially those who are not drawing a salary due to the Federal government’s closure. Earlier in the day, I highlighted posts from Eater and Barred in DC where the writers rounded up special offers for Federal employees during the shutdown. Here is […]
Do you have Parkinson’s Disease or care for someone who does? The Bowen McCauley Dance Company is bringing a dance program tailored for patients with PD to the Hill Center, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, starting this Friday, January 11. Dance is an excellent form of therapy for people with Parkinson’s and the class helps create community […]
As always, Mosaic Theater Company knows how to pick works that pack an emotional punch delivering laughter, tears and a dose of frustration. Every play also sparks interesting post-show conversations. Oh, God, Anat Gov’s play about a Jewish Creator who seems to have lost his groove and the mortal who completes him– sort of– carries […]