Pop-Up Art & Music Showcase Saturday at Mott’s
Looking for something fun to do this upcoming weekend? Mott’s Market (233 12 St. SE) is celebrating the community with a Pop-Up Artist Showcase...
Gothic Mystery Becomes a Netflix Adaptation
If you have not already read Louis Bayard’s The Pale Blue Eye (first published in 2003), Netflix’s recent movie-adaptation may sway you to pick...
Duke’s Grocery to Open Navy Yard Location Saturday
Looking for Saturday brunch plans? Visit Duke’s Grocery’s newest location in the Navy Yard for their inaugural bottomless brunch. Originally started in 2013, owner...
LeDroit Park: Small in Size, Large in History
In Small in Size: LeDroit Park: A History & A Guide, Canden Schwantes’ (now Arciniega) demonstrates her ability as a storyteller, honed through years...
A Jewish Family’s WWII Life in Shanghai
Readers of World War II history and stories of the “kitchen table” variety will enjoy Shanghai Losses: A Young Jewish Girl’s Time in Shanghai...
To Tell the Truth: Literary Hill
In “To Tell the Truth: My Life as a Foreign Correspondent,” Lewis M. Simmons chronicles his storied journalistic career.
From the grit of backroom politicking...
Art in The City: Spring 2023 Art Expos, Fairs and Festivals
As you delve into this column, Punxsutawney Phil will have either seen his shadow and crawled back into his groundhog hole, indicating that six...
At the Movies
This is a hybrid column: presenting one full review of a fine current release and a batch of intriguing options for the months ahead....
New Menu at Ophelia’s: Capitol Cuisine
New Menu
‘Tis February, and new restaurants are cropping up, and kitchens are adding interesting choices. On Barracks Row, Ophelia’s Fish House, 501 Eighth St....
Poetic Hill: Fresh
Rekha Mehra has lived in the Capitol Hill neighborhood since 1986 with an interlude of five years when she worked for the Ford Foundation...
