The canal that once connected the Eastern Branch with the Potomac is indeed no more. But, as of about noon last Friday, after 13 plus years of work, it has been replaced by something far, far better: Canal Park. On a bright fall day, numerous D.C. luminaries came together to open a new, state-of-the-art park. […]
The following post originally ran on East City Art. By Eric Hope If you’ve walked along H Street, NE this week you might have noticed a flurry of activity at the corner of 7th and H street. The local arts group No Kings Collective has turned empty clothing store on the northeast corner into a […]
In the week leading up to Thanksgiving, The Hill is Home asked a few Capitol Hill chefs to share their favorite Thanksgiving recipe, giving you another option at this year’s table. Do you have a favorite food staple at your Thanksgiving meal? If so, share it with us at TheHillisHome@gmail.com. Back in August, Sam and […]
Priscilla Carver saw that Washingtonians are constantly short on time, and also that they want fresh ingredients. So, this at-home baker, turned entrepreneur, started a home delivery business, called Breadbox. Just like milk, newspapers, and dry cleaning, she delivers bread, a necessity that can be dropped off at your doorstep. A four-week subscriptions give buyers […]
The decorations are already up and the carols are starting to spin despite Thanksgiving being a week away. How will you spend this last weekend before the holiday buzz begins? Here are a few suggestions… Tonight the Hill Center presents a new installation of paintings, photography, digital images and mobiles at a free reception with the […]