The good news reported by the Argonaut: the fire was mostly contained to their kitchen, which was separated from the rest of the building by a thick brick wall, saving the rest of the establishment from more severe damage. The bad news: smoke damage was bad and they will need time for repairs before opening […]
Okay, I have a confession to make. Thursday’s “ARTventures On H” art walk sponsored by CHAMPS, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, is a bit of a blur to me. For those of you who didn’t attend the walk (or also have fuzzy memories), 12 galleries and art spaces invited the public in from 5-7:30pm […]
Kick off your weekend early on H Street this Thursday at ARTventures, presented by CHAMPS, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce. It’s a great chance to explore the art scene along the H Street Corridor (for free!), as well as a chance to enjoy discounts at a number of H Street restaurants. From 5-7:30 pm, […]
The Hill Center, which broke ground at a ceremony on Sunday, June 13, and is scheduled to open in July 2011 at the site of the Old Naval Hospital at 9th Street and Pennsylvania Ave SE, will be home to a campus-like facility that will offer residents “lifelong learning and cultural enrichment” opportunities, thus giving […]
The Montessori Program at Watkins Elementary School in Capitol Hill is celebrating its 20th Anniversary this weekend. The program, which has been around since 1964, joined forces with the DC Public School system in 1990 and is now part of the Capitol Hill Cluster School. At present, the program teaches over 170 children in the […]