While it’s certainly not the Big Apple, DC’s growing art community has been adding it’s aesthetic touch to the city’s social fabric and landscape for years. The city’s public art program, MuralsDC, and DPW are adding to the canvas that is our streetscape with two new murals on Capitol Hill. A bit reminiscent of the […]
A few months ago THIH was excited to announce the pending arrival of Crepes on the Corner, a new eatery located at the corner of C and 15th Streets SE. Well, the early fall opening is looking like it will be pushed back, thanks to our friends at the DC Regulatory Authority. It seems a […]
Full disclosure: When people come to visit my hometown, we have to decide if we’re going to take them to the Big Texan Steak Ranch where they might attempt to eat a 72 ounce steak in one hour or if we’d rather show off the Cadillac Ranch — a collection of spray-painted Cadillac cars buried […]
The Atlas Performing Arts Center is applying for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Initially begun in 2002, the application has been on hold so it could be considered after the completion of several years worth of renovations. The site is already listed as a DC landmark and is being favorably recommended […]
Come by the Southeast Library tonight at 6:30 pm to hear Tommy Wells and Kelvin Robinson speak about issues affecting our community and learn a bit more about what they plan to do for the neighborhood if elected. The forum will be hosted by WTOP Journalist Mark Segraves and is sponsored by the Capitol Hill […]