Become an advocate in your community and learn how to effectively engage key District officials and agencies in championing your cause at Casey Trees’ no-cost advocacy workshop, Stand Up For Trees. Stand Up For Trees is a unique opportunity to learn best practices that will get your voice heard in your own community. This workshop will […]
Have you ever been caught unaware in a photograph from the side and suddenly thought to yourself, “Whoa — that’s what my neck looks like?” Then you are among the countless people interested in ways to eliminate a double chin. That troublesome neck fat is one of the most ubiquitous cosmetic concerns, according to a […]
Mormons on the Hill (aka members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Capitol Hill) will celebrate the completion of a new chapel on 522 7th St. SE with an open house this Sat., Dec. 12, from 10am to 4pm. All are invited to stop by for food, holiday crafts, carol sing-alongs […]
Winners and Losers at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is a “frisky theatrical symposium” (New York Times) from Canadian theatre artists Marcus Youssef and James Long that blurs the line between real life and fiction, the personal and the political, admiration and resentment. We sat down with Marcus and Jamie to discuss the framework of the […]
Pottery on the Hill welcomes 16 of the nation’s top ceramic artists If you love the farm-to-table movement, you probably think of bringing home fresh, local produce that you buy straight from the farmer. But you should also think about bring that food to the table looking its best. That means that after talking to […]