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Washington City Paper: Voices of Zion Bring Back Black Georgetown
Alliance for New Music-Theatre’s production combining opera, musical, and church gospel exposes—and celebrates—Georgetown’s Black roots.
Lonely Planet: 21 Free Things to Do in Washington, DC:
The beautiful trail along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal runs from Georgetown to Cumberland, Maryland, for around 180 miles (though most visitors tend to go only as far as Bethesda). Walk, jog or cycle along the former mule tow paths.
MSN: Georgetown Rare Book Fair Returns to DC
Antiquarian booksellers from across the country will converge on the District’s City Tavern Club on M Street in Northwest for three days starting Friday the 13th.
Georgetowner: What’s the Latest on Streateries and Sidewalks?
BID staff will be consulting with a working group of residents, business owners, architects, planners, and others to determine the future of the program.
ABC 7: Ride Along on the C&O Canal Boat Tour in Georgetown
For many years now, Georgetown was missing one of its popular tourist attractions. Now the C & O Canal boat tours are back and departing from Georgetown five days a week.
DCist: Chris Evans And Ana De Armas Spent The Week In D.C. Filming A Mysterious New Movie
The stars filmed part of the movie in Georgetown.
DCist: Four More D.C. Restaurants Earn Michelin Stars
Chef Johnny Spero’s tucked-away tasting-menu restaurant in Georgetown earned a star.
Fox 5: C&O Canal Tours Return
Take your mom out for a ride this weekend as the C&O Canal tours return!
Eater DC: Michelin Reveals 2022 Stars for D.C.
Reverie, Johnny Spero’s sleek spot for contemporary cuisine in Georgetown, was one of four DC restaurants selected.
