Saturday, February 26, 2011
Odd Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
1772 Church Street, NW
Washington DC
This Church is odd looking because it was burned down in 1970 by an arsonist, and they made a public park where the church once stood but you can still see where the altar once stood. This church was famous for the many presidents that came here to warship.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
International Dining in DC
1025 First St. SE
Washington DC
Just pure greatness, with the way they take pride in the taste of their food, you would have never guessed from this little out of the way restaurant at the bottom of a condo building in SE on the Navy Yard. this was the first restaurant to open over here and I see it staying for a long, long time. When you go, site at the bar or the long community table and have a Radcliffe wrap! WOW so good with chicken and granny smith apples, and the sweet potato fries!!! this place gets an A+ with me. the staff is super nice, and the decor and TVs are awesome. the beer selections of great, I had a dark brew (Irish something).
This is the RADCLIFFE WRAP. so yummy
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
BLACK FOX Lounge: Featuring Rachel Panay
Last night at the Black Fox was amazing, my friend Rachel Panay sang her heart out with some deep soulful jazz songs and a friend of hers and also a jazz singer Elin Kathleen Melgaerjo did a song and duet with Rachel, was a really magical night.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
GO-GO Music
your probably thinking, what the hell is a white boy doing posting about GO-GO Music here in DC. Well First off, I grew up with Go-Go myself, Listening to it in Middle school with my friends and hearing it on the radio 95.5 YES SIR.. iam old school, HAHA. but here is something that says DC. something no other city can say is theirs, after all, this is the 202!
Here are some links to know what GO GO music is all about and the history.
I also put some links and videos. Cause you can't explain it until you hear it.
Common Wealth Closes
Ahhh, this has been getting alot of press these past couple of day's, Common Wealth in Columbia Heights is closing, I thought I would join in on all of the press! This is a great location, but the food is OK, I understand it's pub food. Wonder why they are closing and re-opening as a different name! Stay tuned.
Lewis Hamilton & Fernando Alonso Mercedes Funny TV
This is for you F1 fans out there that know these two awesome drivers! Enjoy
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
ICON: Dave LaChapelle
Dave LaChepelle is another ICON, that I follow, his images are moving and surreal, they are humorous, unique and sexual with bright colors and all types of body images, nothing if frowned upon here! You may have seen some of his stuff on MTV.
He is known for his Photography, Fashion and advertising, he's worked with all the designers and about every famous person wants him to do their music videos!
Special Thank you!
I was going through my BLOG today and I have found out how many people check out my site and where they come from. I want just want to say, THANK YOU for checking out my site. I have followers from the USA, United Kingdom, Poland, Canada, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, France, Australia, Brazil in that order.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Lebanese Blonde Thievery Corporation
So I wanted to showcase this video because it's by DC's very own and World Wide known DJ grou Thievery Corp. enjoy!
DCist Photography Show
Mt. Pleasant Temporium
WOW! Another Temporium will be opening this Friday! The Mt. Pleasant Temporium is a PoP-up retailer which is part of the Districts new Temporary Urbanism initiative and features handmade goods for sale from 30 local, independent crafters and artist.
Grand Opening
Feb 18th, 2011
7pm -9pm
3068 Mt Pleasant St. NW
This location will only be open for 24 days! Hurry and catch all the Awesome artist and crafty people. Help support locals and artist.
African Underground
This party is sure to be a hit, just like the sister Museum across the way, the Asian Museum of Art's After Hours, and the Hirshorns After hours series.
Africa Underground opens the doors of the National Museum of African Art after hours to the public to enjoy the museum's stunning exhibitions and features performers, dancing, light refreshments and drinks.
The inaugural event highlights the creativities of mix Media artist Sandile Zulu (South Africa) and Henrique Oliveira (Brazil) presented in the exhibition Artist in dialogue 2 and features African beer, Brazilian cocktails, performances by Zezeh Brazil Samba and Afro-beats spun by Dj's Adrian Loving and Munch.
Tickets:
Online $18
At the door $20
Must be 21+
202-633-4651
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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