Tag: books
Celebrating Cooler Days With Fall Reads
As the temperatures dip and the leaves begin to color, what could be better than a good book, a cup of tea, and a...
Enjoy A Literary Feast, Support Hill Schools
It’s a novel idea, and it’s back in a new edition. The Literary Feast returns Oct. 28.
It’s a chance to feast on delicious...
Celebrate Capitol Hill’s Literary Culture at Bookfest
Fall for books again.
Join the free celebration of the vibrant literary culture of Capitol Hill from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17th,...
Things to Do This Weekend on the Hill
Saturday, July 22
Drag Queen Story Time with Tara Hoot | Crazy Aunt Helen’s (713 Eighth St. SE) | TICKETS $5
Join Tara Hoot and her...
Support Fourth Annual SYC Back To School Bash
Serve Your City/Ward 6 Mutual Aid (SYC/W6MA) today kicked off its second annual Back to School Bash (B2SB) fundraiser aimed at providing critical support like digital...
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...
Celebrate Start of Pride Month on Capitol Hill
Eighth Street SE has historically been a center of LGBTQ night life, especially the 500 block. Lynn Womack's Guild Press printed LGBT fiction there...
Rambling, Surviving, Painting: Underlife Times Three, DC 2020
The events that shook DC in 2020 are the backdrop for each of this month’s stories. Each offers unique insider’s perspectives ‒ razor wire...
The Literary Hill: Three Reads for Local History Buffs
Indigenous DC: Native People’s and the Nation’s Capital,
by Elizabeth Rule
Forthcoming 2023. Dr. Elizabeth Rule begins her extensively researched and fascinating mapping of the indigenous...
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...
