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Don't miss live music on Saturday and Sunday afternoon, featuring the styles of French chanson and jazz - some of which will be performed in French.

The event will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Oprah's Book Club selection "River, Cross My Heart," as author Breena Clarke discusses how history and fiction come together in a young girl's story.

Students ages 10 to 14 will learn the basics of carving linoleum to create various sized prints and the fun of printmaking, make something they are proud of, become storytellers, develop creativity and passion, build confidence through public speaking as they present their work, and develop intuition for giving feedback, critique, and praise.

Get a rare look inside several of Georgetown’s most beautiful homes, all of which you can visit at your own pace.

Visit the more than 14 participating small businesses along Wisconsin Avenue and side streets, and collect your flowers at each stop using bouquet bags provided upon check in. At the end of your tour, you will have a full bouquet to enjoy.

Shop a wide variety of footwear and apparel, and make the most of trained Fit Specialists who will conduct a 3D scan of your feet to determine the best New Balance style for you.

Join the Black Georgetown Foundation on Saturday, April 13 from 11 am - 12:30 pm to observe DC's Emancipation Day. Meet at the Mount Zion and Female Union Band Society (FUBS) cemeteries (2501 Mill Rd NW) for a libation ceremony and reading of names accompanied by DC Strings.

Congratulations to Book Hill's Pillar & Post, which was recently named one of the 30 best home decor shops in the South by Southern Living magazine!

The "original folding bike" was first created in 1975 by founder Andrew Ritchie after moving to London and deciding there had to be a better way to get around.