The river may still be frozen but Capital Rowing is thinking about spring, and kicking off their 27th year of offering rowing opportunities for experienced rowers, as well as novices. As someone who rowed in high school and college, I can tell you that there are few better ways to appreciate the beauty of our local […]
When the cold weather sets in, your outdoor hose becomes less ideal for washing the dog after he’s been rolling in the grass at the park. If you’re like me, and you hate trying to wrestle him into your bathtub (and hate cleaning up the bathroom after even more), so paying $15 to wash him in one […]
The Ward 6 Fall Safety Festival is coming up on Saturday October 18th from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. at 3rd and D Street, SE. The event is sponsored by Celebrate Capitol Hill and ANC6B and will be held in conjunction with The Brent School Fall Festival. Safety Demonstrations, health screenings and fun activities will be […]
Volunteers make a lot happen here on Capitol Hill, and the Friends of the Northeast Library are friends you’d want to have. Hit their book sale this Saturday (the sale runs until 2 p.m.) and you’ll realize that not only are they generous to the library, passing along their well-priced books is another gift to the […]
Guest post by Karen Lyon What’s for dinner? How about Mediterranean? Thai? Or down-home Southern, all prepared and served by your Capitol Hill neighbors in their homes? Join the party this year at A Literary Feast! Celebrating its tenth anniversary, A Literary Feast has become a grand night out for Capitol Hill, when volunteer chefs […]