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The Georgetown Cupcake founders share their tip for baking light and fluffy cupcakes at home.

The Georgetown BID is providing cash assistance to laid-off workers in the Georgetown commercial district through its Employee Emergency Relief Grant program.

The Georgetown BID’s annual French Market starts May 1 and runs through May 8, so Sunday is a perfect time to lazily peruse 15 locally-owned boutiques, cafes and galleries along Book Hill on Wisconsin avenue—virtually, of course.

A portion of the market’s sales will benefit Covid-19 relief efforts.

Several Georgetown retailers are participating, while others are taking part in the Virtual Georgetown French Market, May 1-8.

Georgetown’s annual French Market, an open-air market staged each year between P Street and Reservoir Road on Wisconsin Avenue in the Book Hill corridor of D.C., will instead be a virtual event this year.

The Georgetown BID is partnering with Halcyon, a nonprofit organization, to launch a donation campaign to further fund the Georgetown BID Employee Emergency Relief Grant.

Georgetown fashion designer Sonia Garbarino normally makes dresses for proms and weddings, but with that business drying up because of the pandemic, she’s turned her attention to designer face coverings.

Dog Tag Bakery keeps full-time staffers at work by making its nonprofit training program virtual.