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General   •   May 29, 2024

Our new guide will help you navigate everything from Georgetown's cultural and heritage institutions, to art studios and galleries, murals, performing arts events, and learning institutions.

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General   •   May 29, 2024

The café and bistro menu features everything from sandwiches to seafood, salads, and sweets, plus a full drink and cocktail program.

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General   •   May 16, 2024

Celebrate biking as a clean, fun and healthy way to get to work (or wherever you're going) and enjoy refreshments and bicycle-themed giveaways - from cupcakes, to coffee, t-shirts, massages and bike tune-ups.

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General   •   May 16, 2024

Enjoy treats from Ice Cream Jubilee, and receive a store-exclusive icon t-shirt with a purchase of $350+.

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General   •   May 16, 2024

Celebrate Spring at Rose Park (26th & P St NW) with the band Little Red and the Renegades, known for their Zydeco, Blues, and New Orleans R&B styles of music.

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General   •   May 16, 2024

Grace Street Coffee is back in Georgetown with a new space at 3299 K St NW that brings their roasting facility and café together - offering specialty drinks and freshly roasted coffee in one place.

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General   •   May 9, 2024

Hear a discussion about the challenges facing Georgetown trees - tackling enhancement, protection, and preservation in a changing climate.

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General   •   May 9, 2024

Celebrate the mothers and mother-figures in your life this weekend in Georgetown. Join Georgetown Main Street on Saturday, May 11 for their "Fête des Mères" Second Saturday event. Use their guide to score savings and promotions at several Georgetown small businesses, and find the perfect gift.

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General   •   May 9, 2024

A $45 ticket will get you into eight beautiful private gardens, plus afternoon refreshments.

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