The Young Playwrights’ Theater (YPT) will present New Writers Now! — School’s In, a community reading of outstanding plays by some of its youngest students, at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th St. SE) on Monday, October 1 at 7pm. Kicking off YPT’s 2012-2013 season, New Writers Now! — School’s In will present five original […]
After more than a year of construction and bumpy car and bike rides across Columbus Circle, it looks like streetscaping improvements to the Union Station front entrance are approaching an endpoint. The Hill is Home snapped a picture of the upgraded crosswalk and roadway this morning. It looks a lot smoother than the hodgepodge of […]
Buying a tiger at Costco just felt wrong. And sure enough, in the days that followed we were offered a ladybug and a hamburger. But, as you see, my toddler really likes putting the tiger pants on her head. But you can bet that costume will have at least five years in rotation thanks to […]
Greater Greater Washington argued that a study of M Street SW/SE by DDOT and CH2M Hill unnecessarily force a choice between bikes and transit. The Washington Business Journal reported on a new development coming to 600 H Street NE. Best Bites Blog talked to Gina Chersevani about the knishes she will be bringing to Buffalo & Bergen in Union […]
The crowds were bountiful at the Barracks Row Fall Festival on Saturday, but the food stole the show. Especially tempting were the offerings made by DC State Fair competitors– treats of all kinds, from honey to jams and jellies to home-brewed beer. And my favorite, pickles — oops, make that fermented vegetables.