Tonight the Hill Center is hosting an an opening reception for a new multi-artist show which runs though November 3. All artwork in the show, which features photography, paintings, and intricately woven circuit boards, is for sale. The featured artists are Alan Braley, Kimberley Bursic, Eric Celarier, Betsy Glassie, Cynthia F. Johnson, Glen Kessler and Rindy OBrien. Friday night, Speakeasy DC returns to the […]
We told you about the ANC 6C meetings regarding the fate of the former White Tiger space last week: how the new tenants, Romeo and Juliet, want to keep the restaurant open and serving alcohol the maximum amount of time, and expand seating very close to residential areas. The zoning and liquor licenses boards met […]
It’s time for the DC Diaper Bank’s Annual Capitol Hill Diaper Drive again, and local merchants are providing enticing incentives for you to stop by with a pack of Huggies Diapers cost more than $100 each month. You drop off diapers by donating diapers, from September 7 to 21, at Metro Mutts (508 H St NE or […]
A day that changed life as we know it is not easily forgettable. Here at The Hill is Home, we wanted to mark the 12th anniversary of 9/11 with memories from our writers. We would also love it if you shared your own in the comments. Sharee Lawler: My husband and I celebrated our one-year […]
At the pace with which eateries and bars open on Capitol Hill (and the neighborhood’s ever-reaching boundaries), you’d think no one has ever eaten before. Not that I’m complaining at all: it’s great to have options, and good options at that. So what’s new and noteworthy this week? Read on. We stumbled onto the owners […]