Today we continue with our series on interesting ships from the Navy Yard. This time, the ship was actually built here – and sunk here, though that’s a story for another week. After the (dubious) success of the Germ, plans were made to build a number of ships using Hunter’s wheel. The first indication of […]
It’s Tuesday when District Doughnut co-owner and CEO Greg Menna and I sit down to talk about the shop’s first Fourth of July in the neighborhood; the awesome parade that will march by their window a couple of days later; the adorable and patriotic doughnut kebabs that co-owner and chef Christine Schaefer has created for the […]
I Scream, You Scream…you know how it goes! And you can once again get your ice cream fix at the fifth annual DC Scoop event, returning to Union Market on Sunday, July 18 from 1-4pm at Dock 5, the indoor event space above the market (the entrance is on the far east side of the […]
Thursday, July 9 Wild Hand Workspace – 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Join Wild Hand Workspace for the opening of A Hand Drawn Feast by Marcella Kriebel. Kriebel’s prints can be found in many DC farmers markets and select gift stores. This is her first exhibition in Washington, DC. For more information, click here. Wild […]
Post-4th of July I always get this feeling of dread that the summer is halfway over. Illogical but whatever. Get out there! Tonight get over to the Atlas for Landless Theatre’s prog-metal take on the musical Sweeney Todd. I’m not sure it it is Sondheim-approved but, who cares? The story of the vengeful barber who offs his […]