“After 14 years on Capitol Hill, The Village Gallery will be closing at the end of July,” said Claire Southerlin, who owns the shop with her husband, Alan Braley. Southerlin and Braley are currently looking for buyers for both the property and the remaining art collection, which is currently made up mainly of Braley’s watercolor, […]
I have to be honest: when I first heard about Senart’s Oyster & Chop House, I was a bit skeptical. Since Molly Malone’s, Lola’s and Chesapeake Room all look so similar, I was expecting the identical look and menu at Xavier Cervera’s newest restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in and even more […]
“I’m looking for a Stalin mustache.” “Did you call earlier today?” “No. Huh. Wow! Imagine two people needing a Stalin mustache on a random Friday in June!” Silence. And then it occurred to me that at Backstage that sort of request was probably not all that uncommon. I had that conversation last Friday afternoon in […]
Knuckles-deep in cinnamon sugar cookie-making this evening I took a break to do a little research on the weekend goings-on about the neighborhood, and I was struck by one thing: there’s more live music on the Hill than you might think. But first things first: don’t miss our bake sale on Saturday at Eastern Market. […]
Weekend East City Event Round Up: Stay Cool Edition Don’t let the heat bog you down! This weather is the perfect excuse for staying indoors and seeing art in a pleasant air conditioned environment. Thursday, June 9 Studio H will host a closing party from 6 to 9pm for Mannequin by Ecuadorian Pablo Caviedes. […]