Thursday, July 24 Washington Project for the Arts – 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. This Thursday, WPA presents the sixth installment of the Lobby Project with the work of artist Anthony Palliparambil, Jr. The exhibition features 280 prints created solely on an iPad examining the role technology and social media play in the arts. For […]
This is one of my very favorite holidays to spend in the neighborhood. Not only are we walking distance to the biggest fireworks show in town, there are tons of ways to celebrate right in the neighborhood. My favorite way to kick off the holiday takes place today. I like to sit on the Capitol […]
Maybe you have witnessed the tremendous amount of change happening on Capitol Hill, and especially the H Street Corridor, in the past decade or so. It gets a little more surreal when you think of big anniversaries and milestones. It took me a couple of minutes to fathom what it means that the happy little market on […]
Due to technical difficulties we couldn’t post To Do yesterday. We are so sorry if you missed the Koch brothers talk… Thursday at the Hill Center Roll Call and Hooks Books host author Dan Schulman for a book-signing event. Complimentary copies of the book, Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers became America’s Most Powerful and Private Dynasty, will be distributed […]
We kick off Summer 2014 this weekend and I hope your plans are better than mine which will be spent watching 11 year olds play countless baseball games, though all for a good cause. How are you going to ring in summer? Here are some ideas: Tonight catch one of Taffety Punk’s literary-focused plays in their […]