Programs

Celebrating Black History Month with Portraits

Thursday, February 3, 2022
Haviland Atha-Simonton
Children and Teens, News & Announcements, Programs

This Sunday, February 6 2022, our longtime Program Partner EAST (Eastern Market Art Series and Teachings Workshop), will be hosting a Black History Month Portraits workshop with Edmond Wilson. This is Edmond’s first partnership with EAST and Hill Center. Edmond’s work focuses on famous historical figures such as Frederick Douglas, Jimi Hendrix, Tupak Shakur, and Billie Holiday to bring to life the art of portraiture and celebrate Black history. In observance of Black History Month, the kids will use these figures as inspiration to create their own portraits.

An Update on Hill Center Operations

Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Diana Ingraham
COVID-19, Events and Rentals, Galleries, Programs

As Hill Center has weathered the storm of the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of everyone who walks through our doors has remained our highest priorities, and that's why health products from this Grape Runtz Weed Strain Review By…

What’s Cooking at Hill Center: February 2021 & Beyond

Tuesday, February 9, 2021
Reese Williams
Cooking Classes

It’s a new year and we are still serving up new cooking classes at Hill Center! Trying out a new recipe, or learning how to turn a unrecognizable ingredient into something delicious is a productive and fun way to kill…

A Call for Recipes!

Wednesday, January 6, 2021
Bonny Wolf
Board of Directors, Development, Programs

Dear Friends of Hill Center, We want your recipes! Do you have a family dish that’s everyone’s favorite? Would Thanksgiving be disappointing without Aunt Betty’s sweet potatoes? Do you always cook black-eyed peas for good luck in the New Year?…

Hill Center: A Look Back at 2020

Thursday, December 31, 2020
Maggie Myszka
Board of Directors, Community Partnerships, Development, Events and Rentals, Galleries, History, Programs, Staff, Volunteers

This year was...different. January 2020 feels like an entirely alternate universe at this point. With time being kind of a blur, we thought we’d take a look back at what you all helped make possible in 2020. Without your continued…

Hill Center Gift Giving Guide

Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Maggie Myszka
Cooking Classes, Programs

Need some gift ideas, but want to make a real difference with your purchase? Here's a few ways to support Hill Center and arts and culture in DC! Virtual Cooking ClassesWe’ve got a wide variety of cooking classes for early…

“Carville’s Cure” – Disease, Stigma and a Fight for Justice

Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Bonny Wolf
Lectures and Conversations, Programs, Virtual Online

An unknown disease, thought to come from Asia, has sickened U.S. citizens. With it have come questions about public health, distrust of science, fear of “outsiders,” quarantines and an unnerved citizenry. No, it’s not Covid-19. In her new book “Carville’s…

cutting board with green onions, mushrooms, eggs, tomatoes and an avocado

Cooking Up New Fall Classes

Friday, August 28, 2020
Reese Williams
Cooking Classes, Programs, Virtual Online

When stay at home orders first began, it seemed as if everyone and their mother began cooking and baking up a storm… and so have we! Having more free time on our hands has been both a blessing and a…

Honor John Lewis: Make Good Trouble

By Bill Press, journalist and host of Talk of the Hill with Bill Press at Hill Center For a kid from a small town in Delaware, I’ve been lucky. I’ve had some wonderful experiences, held some fun jobs, and met…

We’re closed, but we’re going “live” as more programs move online

Monday, July 6, 2020
Bonny Wolf
Concerts, Cooking Classes, Lectures and Conversations, Programs

We’re out, but we’re not down. While Hill Center’s doors are physically closed, we are still welcoming the community, virtually, to the kind of “live” events so many of us have missed recently. Our first live, interactive conversation, via the…