Black Art Matters: D.C. High School Student Wins Google’s Doodle Contest (DCist) H Street Farmers Market Returns April 16th (Frozen Tropics) Southeast D.C.’s First Luxury Movie Theater to Begin Construction This Year (Curbed DC) Dangerously Delicious Pies Reopens on H Street with More Seating (Eater DC) Anacostia Riverwalk Trail’s Crucial D.C.-Maryland Connection on Track for […]
It’s hard to miss that we are in the midst of an election year. And while our representation on the Federal level is sadly limited, we should not just sit by without speaking up, or without staying informed, especially when it comes to local politics. So we’re adding a new weekly round up of DC […]
Closing D.C. General Doesn’t Make It Any Easier to Open Another Family Shelter in Ward 6 (City Desk) What to Wear When Riding the Streetcar (Frozen Tropics) Zoning Changes in Depth: Alley Dwellings (UrbanTurf) Like You, Nando’s Seems Extremely Skeptical of the Streetcar (City Desk) This is what will replace Park’s Hardware on H Street […]
How the Navy, baseball, and government planners made Capitol Riverfront one of DC’s hottest neighborhoods (Greater Greater Washington) D.C. Streetcar Can Start Running As Soon As Feb. 26, Safety Agency Says (WAMU) District streetcar should be ready to open on or after Feb. 26, city safety official says (The Washington Post) First Peek: Park Chelsea’s […]
Plots Open for Gardeners on Potomac Avenue (Hill Rag) Navy Yard Church to Host Prom for Special Needs Students at Nationals Park (Hill Now) New Indie Bookshop Opening Near Eastern Market (Capitol Hill Corner) Pineapple & Pearls Inches Closer (Eater DC) Navy Yard’s New Beer Garden Should Be Ready by Spring and Here are the […]