About Tonight

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Cupcake Cam Launches Contest To Win Free D.C. Pastries

A new web cam launched today that isn't for the birds. In a delectable deal, cupcake connoisseurs can watch Georgetown Cupcake employees package their beloved pastries for a chance to win a dozen.
The cupcakery's contest began this morning. Since then, employees have been sporadically planting easter eggs in the shop's to-go boxes. If a person spots an egg, the company tells them to take a screenshot and post it to social media using the tags #CupcakeCam and #Contest.

The contest ends tomorrow at 9 p.m. TLC, the network that runs the show DC Cupcake, will pick the winner.

About Tonight

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Cherry Blossoms Are Here! But The Tidal Basin is Too Crowded

Want to view the the Cherry Blossoms but want to beat the crowd's at the Tidal Basin try these spots that have the Cherry Blossom's but less the crowd.

The National Arboretum -Visitors can explore 76 varieties of cherry trees in the research and display collections. Pack your bike and a picnic, as this 446-acre park is great for both.

Meadowlark Botanical Gardens- This Northern Virginia park is full of walking trails, lakes, and more than 20 varieties of cherry trees. The trees in this 95-acre park bloom a little later than those at the Tidal Basin.

Anacostia Park- Don’t forget there are cherry trees blooming along the Anacostia River, too. Head to Anacostia Park where you’ll find 1,200 acres spanning the river shoreline and dozens of cherry trees. There are trails, boat launches, picnic areas, a swimming pool, and Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens to keep you busy.

Coffy Café: A Neighborhood Coffee Shop

Get turned on to a tasty place with a 60’s vibe at Coffy Café. Located on 14th Street just off Park Road, Coffy Café is a coffee shop and so much more. It’s hard not to like the ambiance, with furniture right out of the 1960’s. It’s really cool and really comfortable! Get a good cup of coffee or tea and a tasty crepe for breakfast, lunch or dessert. The place is decorated to promote conversation, so it’s a perfect spot to just hang out with friends. But that’s not all – Coffy Café is also the place to go for interesting events like open mic poetry, local art shows and community get togethers.

Coffy Café
3310 14th St NW
(between N. Park Road & N. Monroe Street)
Washington, DC 20010
(202) 588-5660
http://www.yelp.com/biz/coffy-cafe-washington

Palisades Recreation Center: A D.C. Community Center

Located across from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park, the Palisades Recreation Center has everything that a busy community needs. If you’re into sports, pick one! There’s a softball field, basketball court, soccer field and tennis court. There’s also a terrific playground for the little ones. In the center you’ll find a computer room and a weight room, to exercise your body and mind, as well as a multi-purpose room for the community’s use. Lucky local kids can make use of sports classes, play programs, teen club, summer camps and an after school homework help program. And don’t miss the special events like Films with Friends, under the stars!

Palisades Recreation Center
5200 Sherier Place Northwest
Washington, DC 20016
(202) 282-2186

www.laparks.org/dos/reccenter/facility/palisadesRC.htm
www.yelp.com/biz/palisades-recreation-center-washington

Grand Cata Grand Opening

The moment we have all been waiting for is here! Our neighbor, Grand Cata's grand opening is today from 11 AM – 8 PM. Grand Cata specializes in Latin American wines, gastronomy, and culture.

This wine shop is located at the Jefferson Marketplace 1550 7th St NW in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC.
Hope to see you there!

Click here to read more. 

About Tonight

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Arts in Your Community

Thanks to the folks at WHUT.org I have some really cool art info to share with you.

The DC Metro Area — the place for politics, policy, and power. Yet , also the place for the Strathmore, Artomatic, Twins Jazz Club, Joe’s Movement Emporium and Synetic Theatre.
Did you know our area has 200 or more theatre performances on any given night? Policy and politics may be a local mainstay, but so is the kind of cultural fare you find at places like Wolf Trap, Atlas Theatre, the Phillips Collection, and the Bethesda Blues & Jazz club. WHUT’s new show is about discovering and showcasing all the great things to do in the DMV beyond politics. It’s Art in your community. It’s Artico on WHUT.
http://www.whut.org/whut/artico-new-show-coming-march-29-its-the-arts-in-your-community/

 

Nats Fever

It's almost here! We are all excited and can't wait to sit around the green turf while enjoying our Nationals first home game!!!!

click here for schedule.

Let's Go Nats!!!

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