The 9:30 Club crowd got fired up as lights dimmed for the sold-out show featuring Kat Cunning, Noah Kahan, and LP on March 5. As Kat Cunning took the stage, her dramatic presence – courtesy of her Broadway background– enthralled the audience. The singer’s powerful, sultry voice captured the pop and soul roots embedded […]
The Douglas Memorial United Methodist Church was never the same after the 1968 riots. A nice profile of an H Street NE landmark over the past 50 years. Washington Post. A novel but common sense take on the essentials of a good meal: Good service, good food, good ambiance/décor. Seems like Barracks Row’s own Garrison […]
With changes in the property rental market it is important that tenants know their rights, learn how to protect their homes, and access new opportunities. On Thursday, March 29 at 6:30 p.m., staff from Housing Counseling Services will hold workshops at the Southeast Public Library to discuss tenant rights and responsibilities, the Tenant Opportunity to […]
I wrote of the Experimental Model Basin last week, and mentioned some of the tests that had been done there for the Navy. The basin was, however, also used by private citizens, as we will see in today’s episode. Stopping a ship has always been a problem. Anyone who has ever tried to smoothly berth […]
By now you have your signs ready to go – which had better be 20’ x 3’ x ¼” or smaller– and you are raring to march tomorrow. What else should you know? A brief outline: Tomorrow, March 24, there will be two rallies The Rally for DC Lives will start at 9 a.m. at Folger […]