Tonight, neighbors will be able to see the updated plans for phase I of the Hill East Development (Reservation 13) as developer Donatelli/Blue Skye Development will share their updated renderings and plans. As a refresher, DC selected Donatelli/Blue Skye Development to develop the first two parcels of the 67-acre Hill East Waterfront. The developer’s plans include mixed used […]
Washington City Paper’s Bacon and Bourbon: A Whiskey Festival is back, and this time in the North Hall at Eastern Market this Thursday, November 19. Buy your ticket today for an evening of bacon, bourbon, beer, and bluegrass — a delicious mouthful! Your ticket includes UNLIMITED tasting of over 30 top whiskies from around the […]
For those of you who are fans of the weekend pop-up yoga workshops and you work downtown, here is a special treat: Wake Up With Love! Heather Markowitz is at it again, spreading her mission of positivity and spiritual balance as she goes. This time, she is helping you start your day off right. Whether […]
A major issue in the birth and growth of Washington D.C. was water: how to get good drinking water to its inhabitants. Capitol Hill in particular had issues with this. Fortunately, there were a number of springs that were used throughout the 19th century. In the early days of the city, James Creek was an […]