Don’t you love seeing the DC flags on display throughout our neighborhood? You’ll spot it everywhere: flagpoles, on the side of homes, emblazoning everything from t-shirts and sunglasses to kid’s onesies. Want to make a big statement about our fair city? Enter the DC Flag Day Contest, and get to it before Flag Day, this Sunday, […]
One of the best things about DC and, specifically, about the Hill, is the free and unfettered access to museums. For Capitol Hill residents, a ten-minute walk places us in the center of one of the best art collections in the world but… how did that art get here? How much of it is, objectively, […]
If you haven’t been to Union Market yet for a Mason Dixie biscuit or ice cream from Trickling Springs Creamery, run… don’t walk! But perhaps save it for a Sunday because I’ve discovered a great itinerary for a Sunday afternoon at DC’s chicest market. Start your Sunday with some refreshing Yoga with Nya at noon. […]
District Source took a look at the now-progressing Half Street project by Nationals Park. DCist looked back at Sherrill’s, the old Capitol Hill diner known more for its surly waitresses than for its food. Hill Now reported that &Pizza will open on Barracks Row “in the next few months” District Source shared the plans for the […]
For the past couple of years, the Anacostia Watershed Society has partnered with local schools to help with the shad population in the Anacostia River. By protecting the eggs during their gestation and hatching, a far larger percentage of the eggs turn into hatchlings, jump-starting the fish’s recovery in the river. As it turns out, […]