The weather is finally feeling autumnal! The calendar is filling up, so here’s hoping the mosquitoes die very, very soon. Tonight at the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Folger Institute’s Leture Series presents Sir Keith Thomas, an Honorary Fellow at All Souls College at Oxford. Sir Keith will speak about “The Ends of Education in Early Modern England.” The […]
Summer may be over but that doesn’t mean outdoor time has to end. In fact, we’re about to hit one of the best times of years for outdoor activities if the summer humidity isn’t your think. This is where Recess Outings comes in. Hill resident, Kate Barrett Gallery, has formed a family-friendly bicycle outing company offering guided, […]
By Jonathan Bardzik Stop by Jonathan’s free cooking demonstrations at Eastern Market on Saturday mornings to learn more and to pick up more free recipes using fresh market ingredients. Tender Delicata squash braises quickly in tart cider to finish with a sweet glaze grounded by earthy thyme and bright Sherry vinegar. Check with Val and […]
Wednesday, October 14 Otis Street Arts Project – 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Join Otis Street Arts Project for the second installment of The Critique. Artists invited to discuss their work include Alexander Silverthorne, José G Fernández L, Amy Hughs Braden, and Fallon Chase. For more information, click here. Otis Street Arts Project is located […]
Pottery on the Hill Preview Reception: October 30, 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $25/advance, $30/day of. Purchase online at potteryonthehilldc.com Join us for a lovely preview reception with sixteen of the nation’s top ceramic artists. Guarantee yourself the first chance to purchase pieces and see the incredible displays of their work in an intimate, relaxed environment. Speak […]