Hard to believe, but Memorial Day weekend if upon us. It is scary how quickly this happened. Weren’t we just here?? Well, if your weekend plans do not include escaping town for the beach, let us assist with making it memorable. Tonight the Alliance Française’s week-long salute to French hip hop comes to the Atlas […]
Critical Exposure, a non-profit that teaches youth to use the power of photography and their own voices to become effective advocates for school reform and social change, is celebrating its 7th annual exhibit of D.C. student photos and writing, “SEE CHANGE: Youth -> Cameras -> Action!” This is an opportunity to see how students use […]
What better way to kick off memorial day weekend than with an official Crunkcake release party! If you’re not familiar with Crunkcakes, check out Maria’s explanation here and then read on. The party, celebrating the official release of DC Brau flavors, is next Thursday May 31st this Thursday at 7pm (sorry got a little too […]
I’ve lived on the Hill for seven years, and with the notable exception of the Shell gas station that will ultimately be built on Maryland Avenue, I rarely pay attention to what development is taking place before builders break ground and “Now Open” signs are hung on doors. It’s not that I don’t care what […]
I have been tempted for some time to start a pool on when ground will actually be broken on the Hine School. It’s been a long uphill battle for all sides, and tonight brings meeting number 9,876,008,999…or something like that. The short recap for anyone who just moved here: the Hine School was closed in […]