Friday, September 27th Public Art Concepts (begins at 7 p.m.) This is your opportunity to participate in the public arts process shaping the visual aesthetic of the Gateway Arts District by engaging with the artists and the policy makers who create and decide, respectively, how that aesthetic is shaped. For details, click here. Joe’s movement […]
This is a bike-loving city, so it stands to reason that our zombies don’t need to drag their rotting limbs on the ground when they can hop into the bike lane instead. On Wednesday, October 9th, the monthly DC Bike Party ride will transform into The Riding Dead. Biking zombies will meet in the middle […]
When possible, lead with nudity. Hill Buzz-doyenne Claudia didn’t disappoint in October 2010, linking to Frozen Tropics and Reliable Source, who reported on a police response to a complaint about naked people running around the Conner Contemporary Art Gallery. Said nudists were, of course, part of an art exhibit. Greater Greater Washington and Prince of Petworth […]
Reminder: Voting for Hilly Awards ends this week! You have until Saturday to vote for your favorite Hill business by visiting ChampsDC.org or clicking here. 702 nomination surveys were submitted and approximately 400 different Hill businesses were nominated across the 12 categories. The full list of nominees are…
It’s always great when someone gets recognized for doing something good. It’s even better when it’s someone, something, or someplace in our neighborhood. And, that’s exactly what happened on Tuesday: St. Peter School was recognized as a 2013 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the awards via […]