The Hill’s very own Theater Alliance has received federal stimulus money earmarked to prevent layoffs. Like the classical deus ex machine of our theatrical forefathers, the money has arrived just in time. “I’m the only employee and I was going to have to lay myself off,” said Paul Douglas Michnewicz, a co- founder and artistic […]
To-Do List Welcome to a glorious weekend with leaves making their multi-colored descent to the ground. I hope you’ll get out and enjoy a few of these activities throughout the weekend. Thursday Start the weekend a little early with a Thursday Mom’s Night Out visit to the 5th Anniversary celebration of Capitol Hill business Dawn Price […]
This event really should have been covered by Robert or Tim since they are the THIH history experts, but since the meeting was held above my office [at Atlas Performing Arts Center ] I guess it was only right that I attend. I’m so glad I did, it was actually interesting. Or it could mean […]
NBC4 featured a story about the unexpected impact of the CSX project on residents of Capitol Quarter. Thanks to JDLand for the link.
It’s an unusually warm Monday morning in November. Umbrella strollers and double joggers are lined up outside of SOVA Espresso & Wine. Inside, Mr. Skip, a cross between your favorite English teacher and Jimmy Buffet, entertains an audience of infants, toddlers and grown-ups on the second floor of the H Street coffee house. The event […]