Happy Thursday! No need to water your plants today! May your roof remain intact and your electricity robust! What’s shaking around the neighborhood? Tonight We Happy Few presents Chalk at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW). Inspired by the classic Brecht play, Chalk is a story about motherhood. A judge draws a chalk circle on the ground […]
Thursday, June 16 Washington Project for the Arts – 6:30 p.m. Kemi Ilesanmi, Executive Director of The Laundromat Project, will discuss her organization’s work with community art. For more information, click here. Washington Project for the Arts is located at 2124 8th St. NE. Wooly Mammoth Theater – 6:30 p.m. Sheldon Scott leads a […]
Too gorgeous a stay to be inside so let’s make this quick: Tonight at the Union Market Test Kitchen Bazaar Spices welcomes chef Jonathan Bardzik, who will walk you through the flavor profiles of everything from Sumac to Ras el Hanout by adding exotic spices to everyday ingredients. The class is from 6pm to 8pm and costs […]
Looks like summer is here to stay so how to celebrate– besides pulling out the white shoes? Tonight in the Test Kitchen at Union Market join the folks from Al Volo for a Taste of Sicily. Chef Daniele Catalani will teach attendees to make Arancini, Fettuccine Frutti di Mare and Cannoli. The event is from 6pm to 8pm and is […]
Not going to discuss the weather. Can’t possibly discuss the rain anymore. Moving on to the weekend and how we will entertain ourselves. Tonight at the Hill Center is The Life of a Poet: Conversations with Ron Charles and guest Mary Jo Bang. Charles, Washington Post Editor of Book World, will interview Bang about her life and work […]