My first To Do for the fancy new site! I’m sure the events will be just as fancy… Tonight learn how the sausage is made. This is not a euphemism for the activities of our Congressional neighbors but actual sausage making. If the siren song of meat is not enough to entice you there is […]
Good morning, Capitol Hill! Have you recovered from the late night of election-watching yet? In case you were not paying attention, we officially have a new Mayor-elect, a new Ward 6 councilmember, and a number of new ANC commissioners, among others. Oh, and the citizens have voted to legalize marijuana. Here is how Ward 6 voted: […]
It’s a delight to walk down the street kicking the crunchy leaves, isn’t it? Well, track them in your house enough and watch them turn to sludge in the alleys and it’s thrilling to see the Department of Public Works provides a leaf pickup service get busy with their blowers and rakes each autumn. Aparently the yearly […]
Thursday, October 30 Pottery Slam – 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Join the artists of Pottery on the Hill for Pottery Slam. This interactive event encourages the audience to throw out ideas to participating master potters Dan Finnegan, Sam Taylor and Mark Shapiro as they create their pieces. For more information and to register, click […]
Autumn and apples, apples and autumn. It’s time for pies, tarts, muffins and all things apples. The markets are filled with the delicious fruits and it’s time to dig out Auntie’s recipe for the perfect pie. This tasty photo called out to me, and although I believe those are Asian pears in the forefront, […]