Prends Courage Sunday, May 4 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pmhttps://www.hillcenterdc.org/event/american-roots-concert-series-prends-courage/With a sonic tapestry woven from the threads of tradition and innovation, Prends Courage conjures the essence of Cajun music’s past, present, and future.Duende Camarón Sunday, May 18 @ 4:30 pm -…
Global Sounds on the Hill featuring Latin Music Sextet Las Guaracheras happening Tuesday, April 15 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm was featured in the Washington City Paper this week.
Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital is a financially self-sustaining non-profit organization operated by the Old Naval Hospital Foundation, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. With partner organizations and also on its own, Hill Center offers high-quality arts, education and cultural…
Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital is a financially self-sustaining non-profit organization operated by the Old Naval Hospital Foundation, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. With partner organizations and also on its own, Hill Center offers high-quality arts, education and cultural…
As of this post, just a few spots were left for “On the Noodle Road With Jen Lin-Liu: Mrs. Chao & the Stir-Fry” on March 22. Details here. Anyone who has taken one of Jen Lin-Liu’s dozen or so classes at…
Meet Isabel Coss, executive chef at Pascual on Capitol Hill and pastry chef at Lutece in Georgetown, whose sold-out master class happens on Feb. 23. The Hill Center impressed chef Isabel Coss the very first time she visited, and long before she knew she’d be teaching there. Washington City Paper named her one of its Change Makers for the 2024 People Issue and had brought the group in for a photo shoot. “I fell in love with the place,” she says. “I thought it would be the perfect spot for building a sense of community—and then I saw all the activities listed!” It echoes how the ebullient, 33-year-old Mexico City native feels about opening Pascual on Capitol Hill, which is celebrating its 1-year anniversary in February.
The Life of a Poet is a quarterly series of conversations that Hill Center launched in 2013. The series offers a rare opportunity to consider a writer’s entire career and explore the major events that have shaped their work. Featured poets have included Poet Laureate, Ada Limón, Elizabeth Alexander, Terrance Hayes, Adrian Matejka and Marilyn Chin, among many others. Accomplished poet and editor, Kyle Dargan, curates the series and expertly moderates each conversation. On Thursday, January 23rd, celebrated poet and librettist Janine Joseph is our guest.
Pottery on the Hill is BACK and so was it’s social media takeovers by its artists!From details to behind the scenes to potter features & takeovers, the last couple of months shared all things pottery! Pottery on the Hill 2024…
The 2024 Pottery On The Hill Preview Reception will take place on Friday, November 15th
Amanda Swift’s first graders at Shirley Chisholm ES (1001 G St. SE) were introduced to printmaking through a study of work by Linda Lomahaftewa, a printmaker, painter, and mixed media artist, based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Swift chose this…