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Reverie, Johnny Spero’s sleek spot for contemporary cuisine in Georgetown, was one of four DC restaurants selected.

The Italian restaurant that is looking to move into the Georgetown Market is aiming for a late-2023 opening.

Ethiopian restaurants, top-notch fine dining options, and, of course, those iconic cupcakes.

Saturday’s French Market on Book Hill along Georgetown’s Wisconsin Avenue and Prospect Streets NW was packed with happy visitors.

Georgetown’s brand new 80-footlong, historically correct Canal Boat was officially launched Thursday, April 28, at the C&O Canal’s reconstructed and filled Lock 3 with joyous pomp and ceremony.

After two shuttered years, the Capital Fringe Festival returns in July to one of DC’s most historic neighborhoods, Georgetown Park, a dynamic retail environment in the heart of Georgetown.

A taste of France is coming to Georgetown. In addition to special experiences or discounts for shopping and dining, you’ll find live music, a caricature artist, roaming stilt-walkers and other fantastique surprises.

More than 250 theatre artists are performing, Thursday-Friday, 5 p.m. to Midnight; Saturday-Sunday, Noon to Midnight. Sketch comedy, stand-up, documentary theatre, musical theatre, and cabaret with themes reflecting on what is happening in our world today.

Stroll over to Georgetown for an open-air market celebrating French food and culture. The 19th annual Georgetown French Market features more than 30 locally-owned vendors, selling French-themed goods among items like pastries, quiches, artwork and antiques.