Just look at that face! Roscoe is looking for a forever home after being in the shelter for more than 175 days. He’s a hidden gem, which means that his adoption fee is waived and he gets extra volunteer attention and training. He’s got a good amount of energy, but also great manners and knows “sit”, “down”, and […]
Friday, March 6 Touchstone Gallery – 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Join Touchstone Gallery for the opening of two new exhibitions Sprout by Touchstone member artists and COLOR: Paintings by Mary D. Ott. These two exhibitions explore color and pattern through a variety of media. For details about the openings, click here. Touchstone Gallery is […]
Add your name to the petition calling on Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving, US Capitol Police Cheif Kim Dine, and Architect of the Capitol Stephen Ayers to lift the ban on sledding on Capitol Hill.
Up next in the Capitol Hill school auctions is School Within School. Initially an early education program that was contained within the Capitol Hill Cluster School, SWS –now housed within the old Goding school at 9th and F Streets NE– has added PreK-3 and has been adding a grade since the 2012-2013 school year (they’re […]
The river may still be frozen but Capital Rowing is thinking about spring, and kicking off their 27th year of offering rowing opportunities for experienced rowers, as well as novices. As someone who rowed in high school and college, I can tell you that there are few better ways to appreciate the beauty of our local […]