In the prior post, I unveiled the winners of the last round. You’ve been patient and waited breathlessly for me to churn out sixteen polls (correctly). Your patience is now rewarded: behold what I am officially and very cornily calling the Thirsty Thirty-Two, because there is no alliteration editor to stop me. This next round […]
It was bloody, merciless, and swift: the first round of BAR MADNESS saw so many favorites bite the dust, it isn’t even funny. (This would be a key difference between BAR MADNESS and March Madness, because seeing a #1 seed lose to a #16 seed is usually hilarious.) Here are your current standings. A few […]
We’re going to ignore for one (cold) second that it’s supposed to snow on Friday and instead we’ll choose to concentrate on the fact that SPRING is coming. And along with spring, Easter egg hunts and celebrations are popping up all over the Hill. This Sunday, the Waterfront Church, 140 L Street SE, invites you […]
Happy St. Joseph’s day! Any holiday that mandates the eating of cream-filled pastry is a must-observe. What else is going on this weekend? Tonight at the Atlas jazz drummer Matt Wilson returns with celebrated keyboardist John Medeski. The two artists are sure to treat the audience to an unpredictable evening of music. Performance starts at 8pm […]
Here at The Hill is Home, sometimes we wish we were made out of money. Frankly, I think everyone’s wished that sometimes. We’ve been telling you all about the school auctions going on, and even if the sentiment may sound maudlin, we would love to help out all the schools (and, really, hit up all […]