24 Jan 2019

Events:

To Do: Weekend of January 24th – 27th

Greetings friends! Our furloughed and working-for-free neighbors will miss another paycheck tomorrow. The majority of the events I have found for today’s list are free or low cost. I am no José Andres, but it’s a start. Tonight, bring kids to the Northeast Library at 6:30 p.m. for the monthly Sit and Stay Story Time. […]


17 Jan 2019

Events:

To Do: Weekend of January 17th-20th

Greetings friends! Hope everyone enjoyed the first snow in a while –and that you shoveled your sidewalks! More weather is headed our way but here are a few suggestions, should you want to put on your gear and head out. Tonight, WeWork in the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood hosts Launchpad, a monthly speaker series with various […]


14 Jan 2019

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: A Novel?

January 1 of this year was an important moment for all of us who are interested in the public domain: For the first time since 1998, works that had before been under copyright were now free to be republished, edited, and combined with other works. The Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998 (variously known as the […]


03 Jan 2019

To Do:

To Do: Weekend of January 3rd-6th

Happy New Year y’all! I hope you are surviving the holiday shutdown and are fully braced for whatever crazy 2019 brings. It’s still early, so hopefully your resolutions are still going strong and you are ready for the annual hunkering/binging/hygge-ing. Should you actually want to leave your couch here are a few ideas: Tonight, make […]


31 Dec 2018

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Autogyros at the Capitol

Over the last weeks we looked at a number of planes who landed or took off more or less successfully at the Capitol. Today, we will branch out a little by looking at a slightly different way of flying. Autogyros were the Next Big Thing for a number of years after being invented in the […]


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