23 Mar 2010

Update on the Future of H Street Streetcars

Last week the Capitol Hill Restoration Society (CHRS) hosted a community forum focused on the District’s Department of Transportation’s (DDOT) proposed Streetcar Project. The new system, as currently envisioned, consists of a 37-mile citywide system (8 lines, built in three phases) set to be completed by 2030. The first two lines will travel down H […]


19 Mar 2010

Saturday Street Closures for Sun Trust National Marathon

Every year this one seems to catch me off guard – I get up on a Saturday morning ready to run errands all over the city only to find half of the streets shut down for the National Marathon.  I recommend rescheduling your errands that require a car for Saturday afternoon or Sunday, and making […]


17 Mar 2010

Review: Some Girls @ The H Street Playhouse

What is it about Neil LaBute? The playwright and filmmaker is is known for brutal, heartbreaking portrayals of humanity’s easy cruelty. He became widely known in 1997 (Was it THAT long ago??) for the cringe-inducing and stomach twisting film In the Company of Men and has continued offering up explorations of the limits of morality […]


12 Mar 2010

Liberty Tree Takes Root on H Street

Liberty Tree is a welcome addition to the restaurant scene on H Street NE. It’s a more sophisticated space than the bars and gastropubs that line the east end of the H Street corridor, but don’t confuse sophisticated with fussy and over-priced. At Liberty Tree you get more than you pay for—from atmosphere to food […]


11 Mar 2010

Local Art Draws A Crowd to H Street, NE

Usually when people are clamoring to squeeze into a hot locale on a Saturday night on H Street, its for the latest burlesque act at Palace of Wonders or a table at Sticky Rice.  This past Saturday, though, it was art that got all the attention.  City Gallery opened its doors last weekend with an […]


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