Press Releases
Georgetown French Market Returns April 29 – May 1
The 19th annual springtime open-air market will feature sidewalk sales from 25+ small businesses, food, strolling performers, and music.
Georgetown Announces Book Hill in Bloom Promotions Through April 17
More than 15 Georgetown small businesses are celebrating cherry blossom season with storefront decorations and specials, plus an outdoor letterpress demonstration & spectacular cherry tree gardens.
Love, Georgetown Celebrates Valentine’s Day with $14 Featured Items, Sweetheart Specials & More, Feb. 7 – 14
More than 35 Georgetown businesses are participating, offering shopping discounts, cooking classes, hotel packages, walking tours, craft workshops, a cat-cuddling party, and more.
Georgetown BID Hires New Economic Development Team, Led by Former DC Office of Planning’s Faith Broderick and Former Washington Business Journal Publisher Peter Abrahams
The team will focus on tenant attraction and retention, and continued recovery efforts.
Georgetown Announces ‘Merriment in Georgetown’ Holiday Programming
Festivities include gift guides, holiday market, neighborhood bonfire, DC’s largest outdoor ice skating rink, holiday lights competition, Georgetown cookie tour, 25 days of holiday cocktails, and more.
Georgetown Celebrates Small Business Saturday on Nov. 27
More than 35 retail shops and restaurants to offer in-store promotions, events and discounts to mark the beginning of the holiday season in Georgetown.
Georgetown French Market Returns October 1-3
18th annual outdoor market will feature sidewalk sales, French fare, music & street performers, with extended sidewalks for a more comfortable experience.
GLOW Summer Installations Announced, Transforming Georgetown’s Alleys July 16 – Sept. 26
Three commissioned works from local artists will be on display during the Georgetown BID’s free outdoor public art experience, also to feature walking tours and artist talks.
New Georgetown Decks Pilot Installed, Transforming Outdoor Experience in Georgetown’s Commercial District
Narrow sidewalks? Not anymore. The program is the first of its kind in DC, offering more space in Georgetown to support new outdoor dining and future event programming, and create a livelier and more inviting pedestrian zone.