10 Feb 2014

Lost Capitol Hill: Snowmageddon.

To residents of Capitol Hill, it seems like it was just yesterday that the city (and region) were completely paralyzed by a snow storm double-whammy, leaving locals with nothing to do but frolic in the unusual piles of snow that surrounded them. In fact, it has been four years since “Snowmageddon,” and today marks the […]


09 Feb 2014

Open House Round-Up for 2/9/14

Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill. Lots to see in Eckington this weekend in all price ranges. (Ed. note: not quite Capitol Hill, but close enough so you […]


07 Feb 2014

Weekend East City Event Round Up: Super February Edition

Friday February 7 Ward 8 Arts and Culture Council. The Ward 8 Arts and Culture council will host a meet and greet to discuss the upcoming calendar year.  For more information, click here. The G8way Pavilion is located at 2700 Martin Luther King Junior Avenue SE Saturday February 8 Gallery Openings Art Enables– 1 p.m. […]


07 Feb 2014

Northeast Library Grand Opening Celebration This Saturday

  The Northeast Library’s ribbon cutting on Monday, attended by Mayor Vincent Gray and other city officials, was just the beginning of the celebratory kick-off  for the re-opening and renovation of the historic library at 330 7th Street, NE. This Saturday, the library staff is pulling out all the stops to welcome the community into […]


06 Feb 2014

To Do

Hello weekend! Groundhog be damned, we must get out of the house. So if you are able to tear yourself away from the train wreck/triumph of the human spirit that is Sochi, I offer these suggestions. Tonight at the Hill Center there is a conversation between Washington Post Book Editor Ron Charles and poet Carl […]


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