The Writer’s Center, a resource for workshops and events that help foster the craft of writing for people of all backgrounds and ages, is offering fall classes on Capitol Hill. The Bethesda-based organization has partnered with the Hill Center to offer classes locally. The workshops kick off with Travel and Food Writing, which sounds awfully […]
Thank you to everyone who made it out to H Street Festival on Saturday! And thank you to everyone who shared their pictures in our Flickr Pool! If you want to add yours to the collection, please add the tag “H Street Festival 2011” so they can be featured in our slideshow. And some fun […]
The weather forecast for the weekend looks grim — that is, if we all don’t wash away by Friday. After a few wet days wherein my feet begin to turn to webs, I think it’s best to plug ahead, make grand plans inside and out for the weekend and pray these tropical storms just get […]
“Oh no. The last people I want to see my act is my parents.” Silver Spring native Ari Shaffir has come to town to do two nights of his stand up act at the Atlas this weekend. So as a doting mom myself I just assumed his proud parents would be there to see their […]
The Capitol Hill Arts Workshop will be presenting a choral concert on Sunday, February 12, 2012 in honor of its 40th Anniversary and they are looking for singers! The concert will feature Robert Convery’s Songs of Children, based on writings of children during the Holocaust, and Jeffery Watson’s Where Every Voice Is Heard, written for CHAW’s 30th Anniversary […]