Thursday, April 3 Wild Hand Workspace– 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Illustrator Elizabeth Graeber’s work has been featured in numerous national publications. Her whimsical, vibrantly colored work will be on display at the Wild Hand Workspace in Brookland . To read more about Graeber’s work, click here. Wild Hand Workspace is located in Studio 8, […]
This semi-detached Victorian has a surprising modern twist once you step inside. The open floor plan offers high ceilings, lots of light and TWO walk-in closets. See the full listing here and be sure to check it out on Sunday, April 6, from 1-4pm. This series is brought to you by Jason Martin, a local […]
Did you still hear the grief and trauma of parents on the Hill reeling from the results of the DC Public School Lottery this Monday? Local “it-girl/boy” neighborhood schools (those who’s first slots to go to in-boundary families) including Peabody Primary, Maury Elementary, and Brent Elementary are said to only to have accepted half 9 […]
Friday marks the sixth year that the Nationals will open the gates at Nats Park to the more than 40,000 fans that will descend on the park for the home opener, but did you know that you can tour the park during the regular season? Well you can, and it’s a very informative and worthwhile […]
I love digging into election result numbers to see just how each section of the city voted. It insightful and discouraging at the same time since our city is still very much divided. For the city-wide breakdown of the mayoral election, I’ll just point you to the Washington Post’s interactive map showing how different neighborhoods […]