By Andrea Klee Crepes? Two blocks away from my Hill East apartment? Oh, how very Parisian! And well worth the wait. I noticed the signs declaring the coming-soon arrival of Crepes on the Corner when I first moved to the Hill in November 2011. From reading the Facebook posts, I learned I was not alone […]
Welcome to your bi-monthly guide to everything that’s anything that’s rockin’ on the Hill. For this installment we’ve got pop, punk, trippy pyschedlia, and a little burlesque thrown in ta boot. So let’s get started, shall we? First up, here’s what you’ll be able to see at The Red Palace in the next few weeks:
The murder mystery game is afoot, hosted the Labyrinth Games and Puzzles on Sunday, February 19 at the Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital. This time around, the theme is the Mardi Gras murder of a Krewe King! Who killed Senator Pierre DuPre, King of the Krewe of Midas?!? You’d better come join the […]
By Kate Gallery A week without football? Whatever will we do? Your trusted friends at The Hill is Home have a few suggestions: At Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, registration for spring classes is underway this week, with more than 20 compelling courses scheduled to begin within the next week alone. Visit http://chaw.org/ to sign up […]
Based on the posts that elicit the most passionate comments, we know for sure there’s a significant foodie population out there on the Hill. So it stands to reason that some of you have dreams of perhaps having a little café or coffee shop of your own. Think Local First wants to help you realize […]