D.C. housemates turn to older means of connection: a print magazine
A group home of five 20-somethings in D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood found something that embodies the classic spirit of District residents — an off-hours activity that combines whimsy and work. They created a quarterly print publication.
A group home of five 20-somethings in D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood found something that embodies the classic spirit of District residents — an off-hours activity that combines whimsy and work. They created a quarterly print publication.
