31 Aug 2017

Dining:

First Bite: District Winery

The much-anticipated opening of District Winery is here and I could not be more excited. I love wine and I love good food, but I love them best together and within walking distance of my home. I did not have reservations at Ana, the restaurant inside District Winery, but decided to try my luck on opening […]


31 Aug 2017

Volunteering & Giving:

Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts

If you’re feeling powerless about the devastation and sadness coming out of Houston and want to help, here are a couple of things you can do. If you want to help with your dollars and your stomach (and don’t want to donate to the Red Cross directly, maybe), the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington has […]


31 Aug 2017

Events:

To Do: Weekend of August 31st – September 3rd

And just like that it’s over. Sigh. Perhaps you will put a proper end to the summer by scooting out of town for a final beach trip or mountain jaunt. Maybe you will host pals for a backyard send off. Those of us left will enjoy the quiet before the fall comes on strong next week. […]


30 Aug 2017

Eastern Market:

Once More, With Feeling: Should 7th Street Remain Closed?

In case you missed it, there was a special ANC 6B meeting on whether to keep 7th Street SE between North Carolina Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue closed to motor vehicle traffic during weekend market hours. (This has been an issue we’ve covered here and here.) One of our readers, Bryan Rodda, live tweeted the session […]


29 Aug 2017

News:

Hill Buzz

After two weeks of driving across the country –5513 miles in all– I am back home in DC and catching up on all of the news I love sharing. It was a hell of a trip, though, and I couldn’t be more grateful to be in a position to take two full weeks to explore […]


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