Congressional Cemetery‘s Day of the Dog is returning May 7, 2016! The fourth annual celebration includes activities for both people and their pups. Local pet vendors and services will also be present, as well as pet adoption agencies and shelters with dogs and cats ready for adoption. This year’s event also features a 5k race at […]
How the Navy, baseball, and government planners made Capitol Riverfront one of DC’s hottest neighborhoods (Greater Greater Washington) D.C. Streetcar Can Start Running As Soon As Feb. 26, Safety Agency Says (WAMU) District streetcar should be ready to open on or after Feb. 26, city safety official says (The Washington Post) First Peek: Park Chelsea’s […]
This particular post is a rerun on a day that I hope most of you will be able to spend with your families – at home, no less, given the weather that is bearing down on Washington. However, today it is more accurate to speak of ‘lost’ than the last time I ran it; as […]
EMULSION 2016—MONDAY DEADLINE! East City Art’s annual production EMULSION 2016 returns to Gallery O on H this spring. Submit your work for consideration by February 15. Details about EMULSION found here. Thursday, February 11 National Postal Museum – 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The National Postal Museum celebrates Black History Month with exhibition Freedom Just Around the […]
Hey so this weekend ends with everyone’s least favorite Hallmark holiday! But can we agree chocolate is always appropriate? What’s going on this holiday weekend? Tonight jazz pianist Aaron Dietl and his trio perform at the Atlas. Ticket holders should plan on arriving early for the 7pm listening session conversation with the folks from DC’s premiere […]