Here’s a fun event for your Saturday: Ludlow-Taylor Elementary’s Taste for the Arts is happening Saturday June 4 from 7-10 p.m. at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. This is your chance to meet local parents at a great Capitol Hill school, taste delicious food and possibly score some wonderful haul (hello? Nats tickets, gym memberships, etc.!), […]
The United States Botanic Garden’s American Roots Music Concert Series kicks off this Thursday, June 2. The summer concert series, which the USBG first offered in 2015, celebrates American roots music – Americana and folk, country, blues, jazz, and even zydeco. Concerts June through August will be held outdoors on the USBG Conservatory Terrace to enjoy the […]
I am going to write something so shocking– so baffling, really– that a couple of my fellow blogging PICs (that’s “partners in crime” for the “uncool”) may have a tough time talking to me after this disclosure: Until a few days ago, I’d never eaten at Nando’s Peri-Peri. I know. I’ll give you a second […]
Great news for board game aficionados on the Hill and beyond: Labyrinth Games & Puzzles, 645 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, also known as everyone’s favorite game store, is expanding. Even better, they will be taking over the space of the check-cashing place next door. This will almost double the space they have, and will mean that […]
You may have seen the Farm to Family CSA flyers around the Hill (or maybe you heard about them through us, last year!). Starting today, you can grab some farm-fresh goodness near the corner of 3rd and Massachusetts NE, next to Romeo and Juliet. In addition to supporting local farmers and connecting the average city slicker […]