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General   •   February 2, 2023

Docents will lead you through all four floors of the historic building. Highlights include a hand-written invitation by First Lady Abigail Adams, a map of DC from 1792, and much more.

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General   •   February 2, 2023

For $60 you'll get unlimited bowling and bocce now through March 31.

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General   •   February 2, 2023

According to Gold's Gym, this location will offer fitness classes, recovery equipment, an infrared sauna, and turf, and will be designed with natural wood elements and greenery to mirror its flagship Berlin location.

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General   •   February 2, 2023

Instructor Paige Sholar will teach you the basics of royal icing, tips to make decorating easier, and various techniques to elevate your designs.

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General   •   January 26, 2023

In celebration of Black History Month, the Citizens Association of Georgetown is presenting the story of African American history along the C&O Canal, and the development of Trinity Catholic Church and other congregations in the area, on Wednesday, February 1 from 6 pm - 7 pm at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

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General   •   January 26, 2023

Stop by for galettes de blé noir (buckwheat crêpes), the iconic Breton street food.

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General   •   January 25, 2023

Commonwealth Proper recently opened at 1355 Wisconsin Ave NW, Suite 200. Established in 2008, the private, experiential retailer also has showrooms in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Atlanta, and sells custom suits, outwear and accessories - all made in the US.

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General   •   January 24, 2023

The first NYC-style, cutting edge exhibit of its kind at the gallery, it features six prints that are each associated with a projected video of a soccer goal being scored.

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General   •   January 19, 2023

Learn techniques for pressing flowers, how to lay the flowers out, and care tips for your creations. You'll leave with a pressed-flower art piece to take home. 

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