Through some serendipity and good friends, I was able to experience Carne y Arena (Sand and Flesh), Alejandro González Iñárritu’s virtual reality experience yesterday. Brightest Young Things’ Svetlana Legetic wrote about how tough it was for her to experience this story because it reminded her of her own immigration story and I agree with her […]
Ah, we’re a long way from August, but did you know you can generally dig up sweet potato vines like this in late summer and find a few spuds? Keep tagging your photos with #thehillishome on Instagram. We’d love to share them!
Alan Chargin will be sharing stories behind how Capitol Hill small businesses got their start. This week, he sat down with Matt Wixon, owner of Bookstore Movers. The following conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity. Alan: So, what led you to owning a moving company? Matt: It was a very interesting journey. I […]
Girls’ Night In’s Alisha Ramos’s perfect day features Capitol Hill staples like Pineapple and Pearls, Harold Black and –just a little farther south– Slipstream. Yes, our neighborhood is *that* cool. Washington Post It’s almost baseball season and you’re not going to recognize the ballpark area. JDLand has a handy guide to what’s new. Learn more about […]
From Denise Krepp, ANC 6B10 DDOT is briefing the Hill East Taskforce today, Monday April 2, on their updated traffic calming plan. The meeting will be held at St. Coletta’s of Greater Washington, 1900 Independence Ave SE, starting at 7 p.m.