The 1850s were a quiet time for the Washington Navy Yard. With no wars looming, there was no pressing need for new ships. Nonetheless, new technologies did drive some urgency, and thus in April 1854, six new steam frigates were authorized to go along with the three that had been previously built. The new frigates […]
In case you hadn’t heard, the Foo Fighters will be performing at RFK on July 4th as part of their 20th Anniversary celebration. 50,000 people are expected to attend all-day extravaganza, which will feature fireworks, a motorcycle rally, BBQ, and more. Events DC, WMATA, and other DC agency officials will be meeting with neighbors on […]
Thursday, June 11 Long View Gallery – 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Zachary Oxman’s work in Optic Symphony celebrates the identity of human perceptions. Viewers are challenged to participate in the work and explore the complexities within the pieces and themselves. For more information, click here. Long View Gallery is located at 1234 Ninth St. […]
Sorry this is one day late. This has been a crazy week which at one point had me attempting at to write this while in my car using the wifi from a sweetgreen at 6am. Alas. you missed the Thursday action but we only look forward at the Hill is Home. Onward! So how shall […]
There is a severe heat alert in the District of Columbia today. What can you do to protect yourself? Read on.