And so it is Labor Day Weekend. This is kind of it, folks. Yes, it is still summer for a few more weeks and it could easily remain sandal weather though October; however, it is time to get serious. Pools will close and the summer film series will end. Despair not! The encroaching autumn also means […]
Mosaic Theater kicked off its newest season by proving that, just when you think they couldn’t possibly be the most inclusive theater company around, they can always do better. What topped last year’s beautiful, bold The Devil’s Music? A dialogue/tetralogue with Rosetta Tharpe and Marie Knight, with the live musicians that help tell the story right […]
Seven years of meetings, planning sessions and general back-and-forth culminated in today’s official groundbreaking at RFK’s Lot 7. Greg O’Dell, Events DC’s CEO opened the ceremony and introduced Max Brown, Events DC Board Chairman, who in turn introduced Mayor Muriel Bowser, Ward 7 councilmember Vincent Gray, Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen and Ward 2 Councilmember […]
Hey, everybody! Are you keeping hydrated? Thanks @louisedettman for the lovely utilitarian design photo to remind us to drink up. Tomorrow’s going to be another scorcher. Ugh, August in DC. Make sure you check this post for tips and useful info in the heat. Please tag your photos with #thehillishome and we may feature them here. Plus, […]
Construction is an annoying part of life around Ward 6 and specifically around Capitol Hill and friends– from H Street NE to the river. The District Department of Transportation frequently shares construction information. We share it with you so you can be a little more prepared for certain doom. –Maria Helena Carey From DDOT: Ward […]