MidCity Outdoor Dining Options
Gradually our beloved Mid-City is coming back to life. Local restaurants and bars with patios, rooftops, and gardens have reopened for wining and dining....
National Book Festival Moves Online
The 20th Library of Congress National Book Festival will celebrate “American Ingenuity” in 2020, featuring the creativity and inspiration of some of the nation’s most...
Scribblers and Scandals: Journalism in the Movies
With movie houses still closed, the Hill Rag offers another selection of recent movies to watch while warming the couch. This month’s theme is...
Planet Word Opening Postponed
The Planet Word Museum opening, originally scheduled for late May, has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through playful, interactive and unique experiences, Planet...
Online Yiddish Theater Readings
Theater J announces June online readings of two new plays to close out the third year of programming for its signature Yiddish Theater Lab....
Ground Broken on New Studio Acting Conservatory
The 45-year-old Studio Acting Conservatory has broken ground on its new building. The 6,000 square foot building on Holmead Place, NW, a former church,...
Virtual Friday Night Concerts
The Capitol Riverfront BID takes its popular Friday Night Concert Series to the virtual stage this summer on Friday nights in June.
Produced by DC...
Order 930 Club Bandanas
Two new 930 Club bandanas are available at merch.930.com for $10 each. Two dollars from each bandana sale goes to the I.M.P. Family Fund....
In Search of Dandelions
It’s the first day of the stay-at-home order, but I’m in a field in Northern Virginia, fifteen miles from my home, bowing to finger...
Library of Congress Needs a Few Citizen DJs
The Library of Congress is celebrating its 220th birthday with a present for music-makers and music-lovers everywhere: a chance to play with Citizen DJ,...
