29 Sep 2015

Capitol Hill:

Provide Feedback for the Hill Center

It’s hard to believe that the Hill Center opened its grand doors four years ago this fall. The lovingly restored building at 921 Pennsylvania Avenue SE has become a go-to site for activities, ranging from cooking, dancing and language classes, cultural and educational programs; a meeting space for civic groups;  and a festive event space. […]


29 Sep 2015

News:

Hill Buzz

PoPville shared news that Ninnella is turning into Lincoln Park Kitchen & Wine Bar Curbed DC checked out the inside Notch8 of the Navy Yard area’s newest apartment building. Loose Lips detailed Mayor Bowser’s love for stadium deals, including those not supported by many residents. ANC 6B Commissioner Kirsten Oldenburg shared the latest renderings of Virginia […]


28 Sep 2015

Hill's Eye View:

The Lunar Eclipse

Hey everyone! Did you catch the awesome show last night? It was cloudy over Capitol Hill, although there were occasional breaks in the clouds that allowed little peaks of the moon. The disappearing moon was a very subtle shade of red, which I’ve seen looks a lot more vibrant in others’ captures. If you didn’t catch […]


28 Sep 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: The USS Pensacola

One of the largest ships in the US Navy during the Civil War was finished at the Washington Navy Yard. After having built various parts of the USS Pensacola in navy yards in states that had seceded, it was fortunate that the final work was done at the Yard: that way, the US Navy could keep it. […]


25 Sep 2015

Events:

Art All Night Comes to H Street This Saturday

Art All Night: Nuit Blanche DC is back this Saturday and you can see much of it on H Street NE. The festival–founded by Ariana Austin in 2011– is an all-night “exploration and celebration of contemporary art.” It takes place all over the city, in indoor and outdoor venues in Congress Heights, Dupont Circle, H Street […]


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