Hill Rag Magazine – May 2022

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BULLETIN BOARD Drive-In Movies are Back at Union Market Union Market District’s drive-in movie series is back for its 10th year. The series of six movies launches on May 13 and continues on the second Friday of every month through Oct. 14. Watch movies under the stars while munching and sipping on local, regional and international foods. Film lovers can drive or walk up to Union Market, 1309 Fifth St. NE, to catch their favorite flick projected larger than life onto the market wall. Each show costs $20 per car and tickets can be purchased at www.reelplan.ticketleap.com/umdi22/dates. Those arriving on foot should bring chairs and blankets and set up shop in front of Union Market for great sightlines and picnic-style entertainment at no charge. Here’s the lineup and start times: May 13, “Space Jam,” 8:40 p.m.; “In the Heights,” June 10, at 9:00 p.m.; July 8, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” 9:00 p.m.; Aug. 12, “Dirty Dancing,” 8:45 p.m.; Sept. 9, “Encanto,” 8 p.m.; Oct. 14, “Black Panther,” 7 p.m. www.unionmarketdc.com

Hear the DC Democratic Primary Candidates The Ward 6 Democrats, Hill Rag, the Hill Center, the DC Democrats, the Ward 2 Democrats, and the DC Young Democrats are sponsoring four candidate forums (in-person and virtual) to make sure you have the information you need to make informed choices on DC primary election day, Tuesday, June 21. The candidate forums are on Mondays, 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hill Center, 921 Pennsylvania Ave. SE. Here’s the schedule: May 2, Democratic At Large candidates; May 9, Democratic Attorney General candidates; Democratic Council Chair candidates; and May 23, Democratic Mayoral candidates. Submit questions in

advance to debate@hillrag.com and indicate in the subject line to which forum your question pertains. RSVP for in-person at mobilize.us/ward6demsdc/event/450124/. RSVP for virtual at mobilize. us/ward6demsdc/event/452556/. Proof of vaccination required. dcboe.org/primaryelection2022.

Canal Park May Jazz Series Every Wednesday in May from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., enjoy free, live jazz at Canal Park, 202 M St. SE (middle block). Here’s the lineup: May 4, Levine Music; May 11, DMV Percussion Academy; May 18, Tobago Bay Calypso Band; and May 25, DMV Percussion Academy. capitolriverfront.org/canal-park.

Ukrainian Benefit Concert at Hill Center, May 22 Preeminent Ukrainian musicians, Grammy-winner Andrei Pidkivka and Solomia Gorokhivska come together as Gerdan for this special benefit performance at Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital on Capitol Hill. The music of Gerdan features contrasting musical styles in the traditions of Eastern Europe. Ticket sales benefit United Help Ukraine (unitedhelpukraine.org). Sunday, May 22 at 4 p.m., 921 Pennsylvania Ave, SE. Full Details and Tickets: https:// www.hillcenterdc.org/event/ ukrainian-benefit-concert-featuring-the-incomparable-ensemble-gerdan-with-solomiagorokhivska-and-grammy-winner-andrei-pidkivka/#register 50 H HILLRAG.COM

Important Information Regarding the Primary Election The DC Board of Elections will mail each registered DC voter a mail-in ballot ahead of the June 21 primary election. To ensure that you receive your mail-in ballot at the correct address, check and update (if necessary) your voter registration. Mail ballot drop-boxes will be distributed to 55 locations throughout the District and will be open to voters starting in late May. Once mail ballot drop-boxes open, voters will be able to return their voted mail-in ballots to any drop-box location until 8 p.m. on June 21. Voters may also cast their vote by returning their voted mail-in ballot via USPS, or in person, at any Vote Center during the early voting period or on Election Day. All registered DC voters will receive a mail-in ballot and do not need to request an absentee ballot unless they will be absent from home during the election.


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School Notes by Susan Braun Johnson

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pages 92-95

Choosing a Summer Camp – There’s Still Time To

7min
pages 86-91

District Veterinary Offers Caring Pet Care A Home-Like Environment Puts Cats, Dogs and Their Owners At Ease by Sarah Payne

3min
pages 84-85

Yoga Nidra – A Natural Way to Relax, Rejuvenate

4min
page 83

Dear Garden Problem Lady

4min
pages 66-67

Literary Hill by Karen Lyon

3min
pages 78-79

Art and The City by Jim Magner

6min
pages 76-77

At the Movies by Mike Canning

6min
pages 74-75

Capitol Cuisine by Celeste McCall

5min
pages 71-73

May Flowers – Edible & Delicious

8min
pages 62-65

Eastern Market Main Street Announces New Executive Director – Ann Blackwell To Lead the Organization in 2022 by Sarah Payne

3min
pages 34-35

Bulletin Board by Kathleen Donner

21min
pages 50-58

The CHRS House & Garden Tour Returns

6min
pages 59-61

1301 South Capitol Street SW Design

7min
pages 47-49

Talking Public Safety with the Mayor

5min
pages 40-43

ANC 6C Discusses Redistricting Updates ANC 6C Report by Sarah Payne

10min
pages 44-46

Why Not More Community Grants?

7min
pages 38-39

Change Comes to Pennsylvania Avenue in June – Designed to Improve Roadway Mobility, Safety for All by Elizabeth O’Gorek

6min
pages 30-33
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