A few weeks ago, I attended the “Rickeys, Riots, & Retail: An H Street History Event” at Smith Commons. I’ve lived in the H Street area for 6 years, and was intrigued by this event. I’ve always meant to do some research on the area, find out who the people were, what they did, but […]
I’m not one to enjoy time spent in a gym, but I was desperate for an organized activity that would help me shed some unwanted pounds, so I looked for a fitness class that was close to home and found the perfect one at Joy of Motion Dance Center. The location of the studio is […]
Tomorrow the Atlas Performing Arts Center opens the second annual INTERSECTIONS: A NEW AMERICA Arts Festival. The festival chooses artists from different backgrounds, ages, ethnicities and artistic disciplines and brings them together under one roof. Like last year’s debut, the 2011 festival boasts a jam-packed schedule of theatre, music, dance, film and spoken word. Whether […]
Anyone even remotely familiar with the H Street NE development is aware that rails are being laid for the what is likely to be DC’s first streetcar line in half a century. But this is just the first leg in a system that may someday span the District, connecting areas currently difficult to reach by […]
Basically, there’s no reason to cook at home this week. We’ve already told you about Hill restaurants participating in Restaurant Week and now you can add a special H Street promotion to the list. Thirteen restaurants (with some Restaurant Week crossover) are offering delicious options for just $20.11, many of which are good all day. […]