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So lots of things have been canceled in the last few days, but let’s see what the rest of your weekend has going on…weather permitting. I hear someone built an igloo at Lincoln Park, so you can alway head over there to help. Today is Valentine’s Day and the Corner Store and the Fabulettes are hosting a dance […]
Don’t let a little snow stop you from getting out this Valentine’s Day weekend. There are plenty of exhibits and shows to take in. East City Art’s Phil Hutinet recaps all of the events going on this week. Saturday February 8 39th Street Gallery– 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sculptor Kyle Bauer discusses how he […]
Hill Inspired Recipes is a news series featuring recipes from Capitol Hill’s neighborhood restaurants and bars. With all the new restaurants opening on Capitol Hill, it can be hard to find time to visit them all. Though I haven’t been to the red-hot Rose’s Luxury, I am letting you in on a little secret… I’ve got […]
Maybe you’ve seen it before — an open house ad that reads: “in-bounds for Brent,” or the like. Real estate relates directly to school placement on Capitol Hill. Many neighbors have purchased homes with the expectation that their kids will attend the school around the corner, usually (though not all the time) it’s the “in-bound” school. […]