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Crafted by James Beard nominee Chef Cagla Onal, the rotating menu will feature a mix of Green Almond Pantry classics - including freshly made focaccia, salads and dips, sandwiches, braised lamb and roasted fish, and an array of cakes served by the slice or whole.
In addition to adorable baby gifts, the boutique carries mother-daughter matching outfits, vintage toys, European clothing, novelties, and self-care products like candles and body butter.
Several local tour companies are offering more than 30 GLOW-inspired walking tours, tying the exhibition to history, photography, and art themes.
More than a dozen vendors will be spaced throughout the grounds with everything from candles to coffee and home goods.
Located at Georgetown Lutheran Church, this installation by Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Curated Creative celebrates the tradition of addressing the negative aspects of life by lighting sky lanterns - a practice rooted in Asian culture that has been honored across the world.
Join Georgetown Heritage Saturday, May 8 from 9 am - noon for their next C&O Canal Clean-Up. Volunteers will meet at Fish Market Square to pick up trash along and in the canal.
A first in the U.S. and unique to the East Coast, this collaborative concept is from a group of British institutional brands.
Created by Suite Nation owner Ian Callender and named as a nod to one of his favorite films, the pop-up will spotlight local Black-owned restaurants and Black chefs and caterers who can prepare and sell food from an Uber Eats food truck.
All menu items are also available for pick-up, and a new online ordering system is coming by mid-May for pre-order and delivery, featuring a combination of frozen meals (think chicken pot pie) and select menu items.
byGeorge is a weekly blog produced by the Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) that profiles the unique and diverse business owners, employees, office workers, residents, students, locals and tourists who shape DC’s oldest neighborhood.