Did you miss the original March Madness post? If so, go here and catch up! So…. the Tune Inn vs. Tunnicliff’s. Where to begin? It seems I have painted myself into a corner because these places are hard to write about. In short, they are both pretty amazing, welcoming, and overall wonderful places. Tunnicliff’s, located […]
By Megan Cheek of the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop The Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th Street, SE) presents a colorful assortment of one-time experiences this spring to give you a small taste of what we have to offer. Explore the arts with Burlesque, Tarantella, painting, cabaret, harmonica, and more. CHAW has been building community […]
by Nichole Opkins As many you may have heard, DDOT is conducting several studies that directly impact the Hill East community. The first study involves the area around the Potomac Avenue Metro. The second involves Barney Circle and the potential Southeast Boulevard. These studies’ apparent purposes are to develop suggestions to improve traffic patterns and increase […]
The restaurant on the east end of Lincoln Park, which was for many years the Park Cafe, should be the most neighborhood-y of neighborhood spots. So when we went to check out the new incarnation, Ninnella, we did so with our neighbors in tow. Let’s first dispense with the obvious, Ninnella: you’re open now, so […]
Twice a year, on Presidents Day and Columbus Day, the Library of Congress opens the Main Reading Room to the public. The Thomas Jefferson Building is an architectural treasure that can stand hidden in plain sight of our busy day-to-day lives. If you missed this month’s tour, visit our Flickr pool and explore some of the photos captured […]