Poetic Hill: Tahdig ته دیگ and Pegao
Patricia Coral was born and raised in Puerto Rico and currently lives in Northwest DC. She is the Director of Events at Politics and...
Art and the City
Anacostia Community Museum “To Live and Breathe: Women and Environmental Justice in Washington, D.C.”
May 19, 2023-January 7, 2024
anacostia.si.edu
Coinciding with Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum’s 2023...
Traveling to Paris?
Over decades of traveling abroad, I’ve fallen captive to the popular quest for authentic experiences, far from foreign hot spots overrun with Americans. So...
RAMMY Winners
“There’s a food revolution in our city; the restaurant scene is in overdrive,” said Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.
The occasion was the 41st annual RAMMY...
“One Million… What?”
Fourth grade students at Tyler Elementary (1001 G St. SE) read the book “How Much is a Million” by David M. Schwartz which offers...
Join the July 3rd Jam at Capitol Riverfront
Celebrate the 4th of July twice! Start with a July 3d celebration along the riverfront.
Capitol Riverfront BID is having a pre-Independence Day celebration free...
Capitol Hill BID Seeks Art for Barracks Row Storefronts
Artists, there's a chance to put your best (store)front forward!
The Capitol Hill Business Improvement District (Capitol Hill BID) is hosting an open call to...
Celebrate Summer at the Capital BBQ Festival
Kick off summer at the 31st annual Capital BBQ Festival this weekend. This food and music festival is a fan favorite among DC residents...
At The Movies: It’s Quieter in the Twilight
The Voyager 1 spacecraft was a singular project when NASA launched it in September 1977. Its aim, as a space probe, was to study...
The Literary Hill
As schools begin to let out, it’s time to stack up a few riveting reads for the long and lazy days of summer. This...