Want to take a last minute trip to finish out your summer? Stay in the city and make it a gustatory sojourn with stops throughout Capitol Hill that will take your palate to the bayous of the South, Adriatic port villages, and Italian hill towns. French food figures prominently on this Restaurant Week tour, so be sure […]
In February of 1857, excitement at the impending inauguration of James Buchanan raced through Washington D.C., including at the Navy Yard. Determined to impress everyone who came to cheer the new President, they went all-out in building two floats for the parade that would go – as was the custom in those years – from […]
At the intersection of 9th St and Florida Ave NE are some truly spectacular condos with details and finishes so high end you rarely see them in DC, let alone Atlas District: Poggenpohl kitchen cabinets, Kueco bathroom vanities, Porcelanosa tile. From Number 2, listed at $998.5k,enjoy panoramic views of DC from an 800+ sq.ft. private roof […]
Since our initial post about a singalong for DC Statehood inspired by John Oliver and Last Week Tonight, more than a few people have been interested in either joining or knowing more about this effort. First off, here is what a few folks have been saying around the interwebs: Links from the Washington Post, HillNow, DCist, Washington City Paper, Quartz, KidfriendlyDC and Washingtonian. […]
DC Beer Week is back and there are a ton of events happening right in our neighborhood. If you haven’t participated in the past, the week-long event aims to educate consumers about “good beer” through events and seminars all over the region. It’s “a celebration of good beer in the National Capital Region from conception […]