One of my favorite places to do research is the Library of Congress’s map website. The number and range of maps available is truly amazing, and can give great insight into how Washington changed over the years. While the most useful maps are the extremely detailed maps that were published occasionally over the years. However, there […]
Sunday is Father’s Day and if you haven’t already gotten the dad in your life something special, there is still time to get the perfect gift, right here in the neighborhood. Is your dad (or brother, uncle, best friend, etc) the active type? Take them to the Ballpark Boathouse for an afternoon of kayaking or […]
Yes, it’s that last week of school for District of Columbia Public Schools! It’s a time filled with wonder and excitement for those who are young, and for sheer agonizing dread for parents who need to find something to do for their kids. Summer is also a time for those who are child-free to wax […]
Thursday, June 18 Brookland Arts Walk Third Thursday Cheryl D. Edwards’ Studio – 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Post Avant-Garde/Conceptualism features the works of Olubanke King-Akerele, Charles M. Bergen, Cheryl D. Edwards, Donna-Marie R. Jones, and Sue Wribican. For more information, click here. Cheryl Edwards’ Studio is located at 716 Monroe St. NE Studio #9. […]
Perhaps you saw our Tweet about it, or our Facebook post, or perhaps you saw the MOTH post, or you got it delivered to your inbox within the daily digest. Or you caught one of 19 retweets or shares. Or maybe you were just walking around the Stanton Park area and saw the flyer. Stella, […]