This post is sponsored by the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. By Megan Cheek The days are warming up, the end of school is drawing near, and the parents are sweating. One question hangs in the air: “Now what am I going to do with my kids this summer?! Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW) to the […]
The theme for NoMa’s Summer Screen movie series has been chosen. The voters must have been feeling defiant when they chose 2012: The End of the World? You’ll get your fill of doomsday prophecies, dystopia and paranormal slime each Wednesday evening. The fun starts at 7pm, and the film starts at dark, from May 23rd […]
By Andrea Klee This time of year, right before spring training really gets underway, is full of optimism and predictions among baseball fans. Your shiny new team—packaged or cobbled together over the off-season—has yet to take the field together, and anything can happen between spring training and the World Series: 162 games need to be […]
We know it’s October, but last weekend felt more like mid-August. And, if you’re like me, living in denial that colder days are ahead, why not pretend like it’s still summer and visit the Hill Pops stand this weekend for their final street-side sale this year. The pop-up stand appears only on specific weekends and […]
I cannot wait for September on the Hill. Starting with the H Street Chalk Walk, sliding into the H Street Festival all the way through Barracks Row Fall Fest and bridged by the inaugural Hill Fest, there is all kinds of fun happening. But you know what’s going on right now? Nothing. And I love […]