Who says three’s a crowd? In honor of Second Saturday and Valentine's Day, Evolve Property Management, LLC presents an exhibit of works by 3 different artists paired with champagne and three different kinds of chocolate as part of the Evolve Urban Arts Project for February. We encourage our guests to patronize one of the participating S2 restaurants for dinner then drop by to view the current art exhibit including a series of southwest paintings by Dorri Woods, a photography exhibit by Clinton Brandhagen and acrylics by Curtis Ceppetelli,. Guests will be treated to a thoroughly decadent desert, featuring an all-you-care-to-eat chocolate bar with three different kinds of chocolate fondue presented with assorted fruits, pound cake and marshmallows for dipping accompanied by glass of champagne and/or coffee. The Evolve Urban Arts Project is located at The Marday Building, 815 Maryland Avenue NE and will be open to guests 7:00 – 9:00 PM

To view sample works from our current artists click on the appropriate floors from the menu on the left.

VALENTINE’S DAY ADVICE:
Q: What’s the only thing wrong with chocolate?

A: The second bite is never as good as the first. This is due to the fact that chocolate is very oily and these oils coat your taste buds. As a result when you take the second bite the chocolate doesn't make contact with as many taste buds and the flavor is never quite as powerful.

SOLUTION: Champagne is always the perfect accompaniment with chocolate. When you take a sip of champagne after every bite of chocolate, it clears the oil from your taste buds making every bite just as satisfying as the first. Enjoy!

NOTE: Please don't forget to visit our neighbors at Hillcraft Studio, 811 Maryland Avenue NE.