In today’s post, we return to the Civil War and to a unit that was stationed on Capitol Hill on and off throughout the conflict. Over the next few weeks, we will look at what happened with the land on which they were stationed. With the outbreak of the Civil War, regiments were raised all […]
To the rest of the country, Flag Day may be just another day (“…when *is* Flag Day anyway?” you may be asking). Maybe it’s the day you dust off your bunting and get creative for the Fourth of July. Here in DC, we go big and proud for the day and you can be a part […]
I suppose we should just wait to post this after you’ve recovered from your ComeyHearingHangover. But on the off chance you are not day-drinking on a work day, here are some suggestions for this weekend. Tonight at 8 p.m. enjoy a family film and dinner at The Miracle Theatre while supporting Capitol Hill Cooperative Preschool, […]
Birthdays are special occasions, and CHAW’s 45th birthday celebration is not just a great excuse for a party. It’s also a time to focus on what makes the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop an essential part of our community. If you’ve ever wandered south of Eastern Market on 7th, you may have seen a building with harlequin […]
The closing of Capitol Hill Yoga caught many off-guard, but the prime space on Pennsylvania Avenue will not stay closed for long: Realignment Studio will be opening its doors this Saturday, June 10. The studio is being opened by Alyson Shade and Betsy Poos. Poos, the executive director of CHAMPS, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, […]