Harvest Tide to Open “Hyde” Speakeasy in Former Harold Black Space
Coastline Restaurant Group, the company behind Harvest Tide (212 Seventh St. SE) have announced the name of the speakeasy set to open upstairs from...
Happy 100th Birthday to the Southeast Library
On December 8, the Southeast Library (703 Seventh St. SE) officially turned 100 years old.
The library has a variety of events planned for community...
Roman Pinseria “La Casina” Opens Monday
Angela Costantini is sitting next to her brand-new hearth, a fire crackling within. The interior of the oven in the brand-new La Casina Pinseria...
Jim Magner Says Farewell to Art and The City
This is my final column for the Hill Rag. In these 20+ years, I have profiled over 240 artists and covered hundreds of gallery...
Trying to Become the Florida Man
Bob Levine was “the perfect embodiment of a PR man.” The life he and his wife Lucy built in the New Jersey suburbs seemed...
The Poetic Hill: Pivot
Sandra J. Lee is a native Washingtonian. She has an adult daughter and works in the childcare field. Her poem below puts an eloquent...
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
The Quiet Girl
One of Oscar’s newly nominated Best International Feature of 2022, “The Quiet Girl,” made its debut at local theaters this month with,...
Rubell Museum DC Opens, Changing How Contemporary Art is Viewed in...
If you’ve been really, really good in a past life, will you come back as something even better in the next? That is the...
Celebrating DC’s HERstory: A Tour of Her Own
A Tour of Her Own (TOHO) has a lot to celebrate. Since 2018, founder and president Kaitlin Calogera and her team have been exploring...
