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All-day breakfast menu highlights include a breakfast sandwich with gruyere cheese, applewood bacon, Virginia ham, arugula, espelette aioli, and a fried egg on sourdough; a roasted potato, egg, caramelized onion and cheese burrito; shakshuka; and a braised beef short rib breakfast bowl with whipped polenta, southern braised greens and baked egg.

Rosewood Washington, D.C. (1050 31st Street NW) is hosting a pop-up shopping experience in its library on October 13 - 14 in partnership with The LOTTE, a luxury concept store of highly curated fashion and lifestyle goods from the African continent and diaspora.

Our 9th edition will feature public light art installations in outdoor locations throughout the commercial district, lit nightly from 5 pm - 10 pm. The signature winter event, organized by the Georgetown BID, is the only light art exhibition of its kind in the region.

MANSE opened this week at 3210 O St NW, its second location in the DMV. The housewares and lifestyle store carries unique and artisan-made products that are carefully curated. Shop everything from linens, to glassware, garden accessories, soaps, and more.

More than 30 Georgetown businesses will host in-store and sidewalk sales along Wisconsin Avenue, brought to you by Georgetown Main Street. Enjoy a pumpkin painting competition, live music, outdoor dining, face painting, and more free activities while shopping for the best Fall finds from your favorite small businesses.

YELLOW Georgetown (1524 Wisconsin Ave NW) has officially expanded its cafe with a "(not) pizza" evening concept - a sourdough celebration of Levantine flavors, fired in their wood-burning oven on Tuesdays - Saturdays from 4 pm - 9 pm.

Away, the original disruptor of the travel goods industry, has opened its first retail storefront in Georgetown at 3237 M Street NW. Shop their travel and everyday essentials, from the recently redesigned classic suitcases, to the Flex assortment of expandable luggage, new Transit Bags with leather and canvas components, and more.

The tour reveals almost 200 years of mourning customs as expressed through artifacts and décor, and explores the evolution of funeral and burial traditions among Peter family members.

Stroll along Wisconsin Avenue and enjoy music, dance, exhibits, live painting, crafts and food. Find a free, new experience on every corner, where you can watch one of the dozens of live performances, get your hands dirty at a craft workshop, or put on your dancing shoes to learn the salsa.