25 Jun 2015

To Do:

To Do List for The Weekend of July 2-5

Well we got what we wanted. Summer has arrived in all its face searing glory. Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and maybe check out some of these events? Tonight the Hill Center hosts an opening reception for the Hill Center Galleries 2015 Open Regional Juried Exhibition. Mark Leithauser, Senior Curator and Chief of Design with the National Gallery […]


25 Jun 2015

Dining:

Market Meals: Meet Jonathan Bardzik

I often find myself walking through Eastern Market, taking in all of the gorgeous produce and getting an urge to make a meal of the colorful and aromatic ingredients. But then I get overwhelmed at the thought of exactly how to cook some of the lesser-known items, or I am bored with my usual recipes. […]


24 Jun 2015

Events:

TONIGHT: Anacostia River Open House with DDOE

The Anacostia River is well on its way to being a remarkable success story for how we interact with our urban rivers, but much remains to be done. The District Department of the Environment is hosting a series of community meetings highlighting what still needs to be done, as well as what we can do […]


24 Jun 2015

Dining:

DoorDash brings new food delivery service to the Hill

Ever crave a lobster roll from Luke’s Lobster, but not had the time or energy to schlep to Chinatown? Or feel like your dinner options are limited by who delivers? Well, Door Dash is hoping to change that for Capitol Hill residents. Founded in 2013 in a dorm room at Stanford, Door Dash has now […]


23 Jun 2015

Editorials:

Op-Ed: Abolishing My Grandfather’s Confederate Flag

Governor Haley made the correct decision to call for the removal of the Confederate flag from statehouse grounds. The flag should not be flown in South Carolina, nor anywhere else in the country. It’s the symbol of racism, slavery and, unfortunately, my family’s past. None of these things is worth celebrating. My great-great-great father is […]


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