Lion? Lamb? This weather’s confusing. Here are some concrete options for your spare time. Tonight? This weekend is your final chance to catch the Folger’s in-the-round presentation of the dastardly Richard III. Get those tickets here. Yes this wind is more suited to King Lear but we go to the theatre with with the Shakespearean […]
Rashmi Sutton is a Hill mom and Maury parent. What do a dinner hosted by Council Member David Grosso, a rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, and a week-long stay at a lovely Maine cottage have in common? They will all be up for grabs at Maury at the Market on Saturday, March 22, Maury Elementary School’s […]
This weekend and next week, Capitol Hill turns green for St. Paddy’s Day. The neighborhood has just about everything you need from green beer, to live music, a parade, and even Shamrock-shaped pasta. If you’re planning to celebrate all things Irish, be sure to check out a few of these events and happenings… Hill’s Kitchen […]
The Capitol Hill Group Ministry (CHGM), comprised of volunteers and clergy and rabbis from houses of worship on Capitol Hill, will offer free tax clinics from next week until tax day. The mission statement of the organization is to “engage neighbors, congregations, and organizations in our community in celebrating our shared commitment to social justice.” […]
Pound the Hill was having its soft opening. You all were evenly split on whether or not you wanted the Enhanced Resident Parking Permit program on your block. DC kicked off Potholepalooza. We chatted with Sandra Moscoso-Mills, Montessori education activist.