Drop off your shredding + electronics on Saturday, Oct. 19, 10 am–1 pm, at Guy Mason.

On Sept. 11 ANC2E commissioners met with the Mayor + DPR to discuss fair field usage.

Learn about DC’s plans to create more housing (including affordable) at a Sept. 21 meeting.

Share your concerns re: the DC government’s handling of Jelleff + Ellington fields.

Swing by GU’s Healy Lawn for fun, food + info on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 11 am–1 pm.

Visit the Peabody Room on the library’s top floor for weekend lectures on historical topics.

GU’s student move-in begins this weekend with extended hours for SNAP. Welcome back!

The BCA is working with DC agencies + other organizations on issues of concern to residents.

The Children’s Room is on hiatus August 18–31, but there’s still lots going on for everyone.

High Street Cafe serves well-prepared modern American dishes with Latin overtones.

Burleith went green at the picnic by composting food waste + using compostable foodware.

Learn the ins + outs of our water supply, from treatment to tap. PS: Our water quality is A-OK.

From clubs + classes to lectures + films, our public library sponsors activities for all ages.

The circus has packed up, leaving behind happy memories of food, fun + friendship.

Families + friends: come one, come all. This is one carnival picnic you won’t want to miss!

Register for the picnic’s canine competition + see if Fido has what it takes.

Lady Luck invites you to vie for marvelous prizes at the BCA raffle + children’s spinning wheel.

Bring a reusable water bottle or cup, eat the food you take + sort into trash/recycle/compost.

Burleith’s history + natural surroundings are the focus of this pre-picnic walking tour on June 15.

Just 11 t-shirts (mostly youth sizes) remain. They’ll be on sale at the raffle table for $8.