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Kidd O’Shea got a special preview of the 19th annual Georgetown French Market, which returns April 29 – May 1.

The stretch of Wisconsin Avenue known as Book Hill turns into a little slice of Paris each spring with the Georgetown French Market. Locally owned boutiques, galleries, antique stores and other outposts in the neighborhood set up stalls outside on widened sidewalks for bargain shoppers, while musicians, a caricature artist and stilt walkers provide the entertainment.

Boat tours in the DC area are making a comeback! You’ll soon be able to tour the C&O Canal in Georgetown by boat starting Friday. A new boat will be christened Thursday ahead of the big day.

The Georgetown BID reached out to help Fringe find low-cost, vacant retail locations – hosting the festival for the first time in its 17-year history.

Dust off the berets for the popular Georgetown French Market, a Parisian-inspired open-air market in the charming Book Hill neighborhood. Face painting, caricature artists, roaming whimsical street performers, and live French and gypsy jazz offer fun and entertainment for all ages. C’est magnifique!

The festival is moving to Georgetown for the first time in the festival’s 17-year history — the Georgetown Park retail complex on M Street NW, to be exact.

Explore the annual Georgetown French Market, featuring more than 25 local antique stores, restaurants, and more. There will be macarons, a caricature artist, and live music.

Join Georgetown Heritage Board of Directors, and co-chairs Heather Johnson and Brooke Stroud Thursday, April 28, 2022 to celebrate the launch of the new Canal boat in Georgetown.

The new boat was funded by a grant from the District of Columbia, and designed as a historic replica of the boats you would see in the 1880s, during the heyday of the canal’s commercial operation in Georgetown, according to the Georgetown Heritage website.