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The Georgetown BID is partnering with the Embassy of France-Villa Albertine to host Fête De La Musique - World Music Day on Friday, June 21 from 5 pm - 8 pm, the first-ever edition in Georgetown.

The female-founded clothing store carries everything from suits to sleepwear, with a focus on a "Power Casual" approach that pairs sneakers with a blazer, for example.

Now through June 10, you have the chance to nominate your favorite Georgetown businesses and organizations in the categories of Food & Drink, Arts & Entertainment, Goods & Services, and People & Places.

Join this free weekly outdoor dance class every Saturday evening through October and embrace the joy of dancing in the open air.

Do The Loop is returning on Saturday, April 27 for a free day of indoor and outdoor art programming featuring Dumbarton Oaks, Jackson Art Center, Addison/Ripley Fine Art, Klagsbrun Studios, and Georgetown University Art Galleries, in addition to the American University Museum at the Katzen Art Center, and The Kreeger Museum.

The Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) recently announced the finalists for the 2024 RAMMY Awards.

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.