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Metro has identified six potential options to improve the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines - four of which include a new station in Georgetown. Now is the time to show your support for that station.

Owner and landscape designer Caroline Ervin can help with selections from luxury outdoor furniture manufacturers, as well as styling for garden spaces.

The program features historian and historic preservationist Paul K. Williams, who unexpectedly became the Superintendent of two historic cemeteries over the past 12 years - first, at Capitol Hill’s Congressional Cemetery, and more recently at Georgetown’s Oak Hill Cemetery, where he resides in the gatehouse.

In honor of RAMW's 2023 RAMMY Awards, we invited someone special to help us showcase Georgetown's exciting dining scene.

Grab your tickets and get in line, 'cause Georgetown Heritage’s C&O Canal boat tours have been extended to run through October. Book your public tour or private charter, or learn about field trip opportunities for school or camp groups.

The free classes will transport you into a world of rhythm and movement, with the Potomac as your backdrop.

The Capital Fringe Festival is back in Georgetown, Thursdays – Sundays, July 12-23! The festival will feature almost entirely original theater, dance, and unclassifiable productions with a total of 275 cast and crew members, and will take place in two Georgetown locations, with a bar at Powerhouse (3255 Grace St NW) also featuring free live music and community space. Every show is $15 and runs for 50 – 75 minutes.

Arcay Chocolates is opening this week at 3211 O St NW, featuring beautifully hand-crafted chocolate bonbons. Each is filled with a unique flavor, from blackberry cardamom, to rum orange, lime basil, and lavender.

The installation debuted this month as part of Pride - celebrating individuality and diversity, and creating an inclusive and colorful home for an ongoing summer series.