19 Mar 2013

Hill's Eye View: Love the Light

Light is everything, no? With more daylight hours, there are new opportunities to see how the light can transform ordinary places. Catch some of those transformations and share them with the THIH flickr group.


18 Mar 2013

Lost Capitol Hill: Hollywood on the Hill, The Good Shepherd

Another movie that did not make the cut in Mike Canning’s book Hollywood on the Potomac is another movie focusing on the CIA, with scenes filmed all around the world, but based in Washington DC. Featuring a stellar cast and beautiful period set pieces, it traces the history of the Agency from its earliest beginnings. Once again, a […]


15 Mar 2013

Weekend East City Event Round Up: Scarred Edition

Saturday March 16 Monica Jahan Bose will give an artist talk and woodblock print demonstration in anticipation of her September opening of Storytelling with Saris.  Bose travelled to the remote Bengali island of Katakhali where she recorded the oral histories of 12 women with whom she created Sari prints.  For more information click here. The […]


15 Mar 2013

First Bite: Beuchert's Saloon

The farm-to-table dining movement lands smack in the middle of Capitol Hill with the opening of Beuchert’s Saloon on Pennsylvania Avenue SE.  Yes, this long, narrow eatery occupies what was an art and frame shop, but that space years ago was a true speakeasy, serving homemade alcohol to those who made their way through a […]


14 Mar 2013

To Do

This weekend brings that pukiest of holidays St. Patrick’s Day. Somehow the feast day for the patron saint of both Old Sod and New York City has become an excuse to drink your face off and/or eat things which normally are not green but have since been dyed green.  Why? I have no idea. As an Irish […]


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