In trying to find a more soothing topic to write about after the rather dour stories from the last two weeks, I came across a story that was… well, bucolic. I originally stumbled across an article in the Washington Evening Star of May 26, 1856 that described a new painting showing the city of Washington […]
CIDER: Fans of Peregrine Espresso and Small Planes Coffee, take note: Supreme Core Cidery is opening their doors TODAY, May 12, starting at noon. The tasting room will open with 20 original ciders on tap. Hungry? Ivy City Smokehouse will have steamed crabs and Basic Burger will bring burgers. There will be bluegrass from 3-6 […]
It’s OPEN HOUSE TIME! Thank you to Dare Johnson Wenzler for sharing her weekly open houses with us. To access the link, click here! 1714 D Street NE is a great Wardman-style house on a quiet block with all the bells and whistles you need! Lovely 2000-square foot, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath has hardwood floors, crown molding, arched […]
The Set List caught up with the locals of Jukebox the Ghost to chat about their start in DC and their fifth studio album.
This morning at 5:19 a.m, a silver four-door Honda coupe with Virginia plates collided with the fence right outside the Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence, 300 4th Street NE. The driver and three occupants were traveling at a high rate of speed moving westbound on C Street NE, possibly chased by police. As the driver […]