The holidays are upon us and we need to talk party strategy. Aside from your list of well-curated topics to discuss at parties that may or may not include red coffee cups, you’ll probably want some inspiration to wow party guests or fellow coworkers. This is where this weekend’s Culinary Education Crawl comes in! From […]
Mix business and pleasure: TODAY, Friday September 25, walk yourself down to the National Capital Bank, 316 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, and taste history in the making. The folks at National Capital Brewing Company will have samples of their Belgian IPA, their Honey Brown Ale and their Bavarian Hefeweizen (perfect for Oktoberfest season!) and will answer […]
Just in time for outdoor drinking season, Wunder Garten, a pop-up beer garden, has opened at 150 M Street, NE, the last parcel in the 2.5 million SF Constitution Square development. The space seats 300 and features Bavarian, Austrian, and German beers, as well as regional microbrews, and food will be provided by a rotating selection of […]
Summer is here. Not technically of course but we can wear white shoes now so that’s good enough. Where will we wearing said shoes this weekend? Tonight is a Pay What You Can preview of the playwright’s collective The Welders return to the Atlas for the world premiere of happiness (and other reasons to die) by […]
Some think of March as a strange, chameleon-like month of weird weather, lambs, lions and broken umbrellas. However, on Capitol Hill we’d like you to associate March with one and only one thing: SPENDING MONEY ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD’S KIDS. That’s right: we are in the thick of auction season, and this weekend brings us Tyler […]