By Michael Hoffman A neighborhood waited. In fact, it has waited ten years since it started a Master Plan to develop what’s called Reservation 13, the site that sits next to RFK stadium on the banks of the Anacostia River. Neighborhood leaders finally had their moment in the spotlight. The mayor was coming to a […]
The Pendragwn Youth Film Festival (PYFF) returns to the Atlas Performing Arts Center tomorrow from 1pm to 6pm. PYFF gives youth ages 11 to 18 years old an outlet to hone their storytelling and celebrates the achievements of young filmmakers on the big screen. (Seriously? I have an 11 year old and I barely trust […]
Once again it’s time for you to get all the details about all the Rock N’ Roll that’s fit to walk to in this fine city–provided you happen to live in the Hill, that is. Sure everything is in bloom, and the cherry blossoms have arrived SUPER early (take that Cherry Blossom Festival planners?) but […]
Take one part concerned Hill East residents, add a roomful of ANC members, reporters and D.C. council members, then top it off with Mayor Vince Gray, and what do you get? Something out of an episode of Parks and Recreation. Last night, community members attended a hearing with Mayor Gray to discuss the future of […]
So aside from the opening of The Hunger Games and the long awaited return of Mad Men, how else are you going to amuse yourself this weekend? Tonight head over to The Fridge for To What Strange Place: 78s Listening Session with Ian Nagosaki, Music Researcher. The talk begins at 7pm. Nagosaki is a music researcher, musician, […]