Thursday, March 31 Dance Place – 4 p.m. Join Dance Place for the groundbreaking ceremony of the 8th Street Arts Park. Attendees will hear from Ward 5 Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie and representatives from the DC Office of Planning. For more details, click here. Dance Place is located at 3225 8th St. NE. Friday, April 1 […]
Spring Break for many local kids and the roads are a little lighter and the cherry blossoms are on the way out so we will soon be back to only dodging the usual spring hordes of our nation’s 8th graders. How do we celebrate? Today pretend you are working during a LIVE gardening chat with Department […]
Because we all need some lighthearted news sometimes, this has gotten us very excited: The bald eagles who have been taking up residence in the National Arboretum, Mr. President and First Lady, have two new eaglets! And the Arboretum wants your help in naming them. A few favorites on the #namethenestlings social media campaign so […]
It’s an election year and the Sewall-Belmont House & Museum is sending off National Women’s History Month off with the theme, “Working to form a More Perfect Union: Honoring Women in Public Service and Government.” Explore women’s leadership, public service, and impact on policy in historical and contemporary context. Light food and beverages will be offered. There is no charge, […]
This map shows a very different East Capitol Street (Greater Greater Washington) Bab Korean Finally Opens on H Street (PopVille) D.C. Statehood Advocates Are Planning a Tax Day ‘March for Equality’ (City Desk) An important step forward for self-government in the District (The Washington Post) Which Homegrown D.C. Business Should Name Nationals Park? (DCist) Two […]