Here is another great installment of Elizabeth’s gardening column. Have a question for Elizabeth? Send it to questionforelizabeth@gmail.com! –MHC It is hard not to stare in awe at the world around us when year after year our environment transforms from a brown, apparently lifeless, terrain into a lavish display of colors and textures. And every […]
This past Saturday (April 30) was the third annual Taste of 8th event organized by Barracks Row Main Street on 8th Street SE. Twenty restaurants, stores, and soon-to-be eateries participated, offering a sample of food and/or drink for $5. Those who were more curious or more voracious could get five tastes for $20. The turnout […]
This is not meant to be an exhaustive list, but if you can’t find something here that suits your culinary tastes, well, you’re just picky. And since it looks like we’re bypassing spring and heading straight for the hot and humid DC summers we all know and love, I hereby present you with outdoor dining […]
During Monday evening’s Helen Hayes Awards, Folger Theater took home three awards recognizing its 2009-2010 season. Founded in 1983, the awards recognize excellence in theater throughout the Washington, DC region. Hamlet garnered awards both for Outstanding Resident Play and Graham Hamilton, in the title role, was recognized as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Play. […]
By now you’ve certainly heard that the first beer brewed in DC in over 60 years is available at bars and stores across the city. DC Brau unleashed The Public Ale on the city almost two weeks ago and it’s been instantly popular. Want to sample the goods without leaving the Hill? You can do […]