Those touched by the Holocaust – survivors, rescuers, liberators, resisters, or witnesses – remind us of what can happen if prejudice, hate, and intolerance against any individual or group of people are not challenged by each one of us. The Federal Inter-Agency Committee on the Holocaust Remembrance will hold its 21st Annual […]
Randall Recreation Center March Report
During this month, Sasha Bruce Youthwork worked to improve signage, provide new programs and events, and improve Randall’s presence in the surrounding community. We added additional program signage on the I & South Capitol Street sides of Randall as well as lawn signs spaced down I Street. The newest program […]
Visions from the Forests at National Museum of African Art
Visions from the Forests: The Art of Liberia and Sierra Leone is the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art’s gift to the public in celebrating its 50th year anniversary. Perhaps no art form brings together the creative efforts of so many diverse skills as the traditional African mask. Sculptors, performers, musicians, […]
Smokey Joe’s Café Comes to Arena Stage
Just how long can popular music stay popular? Two musical events occurring in Southwest DC in May feature music that has long since proven that the answer might be “forever.” It’s hard to imagine American pop music without “Hound Dog,” “Jailhouse Rock,” “Stand by Me,” and “Love Potion #9.” What […]
March Real Estate Report
March 2013 statics were not bad but March 2014 numbers were quite amazing in contrast. Demand is very high for properties in SW, with the Wharf signs firmly anchored down this is a trend that will likely continue. If you have considered selling a home in SW give us a […]