Washington DC is full of “temporary” things that have become permanent, and critics often decry any “temporary” government action by saying that it is bound to become permanent. There are, however, numerous excellent counter-examples, with the best-known probably the tempos built on the Mall during World War II. Closer to home, though somewhat earlier, there […]
If you’re a regular reader here (and you better be), you already know that Pound Coffee is opening its second location at 621 Pennsylvania Ave. SE this spring. But Pound has partnered with Wisdom (way down on the end of Pennsylvania Avenue, SE) to let you start enjoying their “comfort food from around the world” […]
If Little Red Riding Hood were wandering about the neighborhood and stumbled upon 1012 F St, NE, I think she’d deem it “just right”. This 3/2 has spacious bedrooms, a nice family room in the basement and ample storage. It has also been recently updated with a large kitchen, modern bathrooms and great colors throughout. […]
Well, the 112th Congress opened its session on Wednesday with a low blow to their surroundings, stripping the DC Delegate of voting on the floor in Committee of the Whole matters. While this website concerns itself more with matters of the Capitol Hill neighborhood and more-or-less ignores the big-domed building in the middle, the actions […]
The art world in East City is off to a great start in 2011 with five openings this weekend to attend featuring everything from photography, painting, collage and artists who play live music at their openings! Friday January 7, 2011 The Tubman-Mahan Gallery (3938 Benning Road NE) opens “Urban Landscapes from DC to Denmark” by […]