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The Hollywood star showed up at the Vice President’s house – and a few Georgetown shops.

Constructed in 1828 and declared a National Monument in 1961, the Chesapeake and Ohio (C&O) Canal is a vast 184.5-mile waterway that connects Georgetown in Washington, D.C. with Cumberland in Maryland.

The 19th annual open-air Georgetown French Market returns this year, featuring sidewalk sales by more than 25 locally-owned boutiques, cafes, and galleries along Wisconsin Avenue, NW.

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown and Rosewood Washington, D.C., are both offering special cherry blossom hotel packages.

Georgetown’s Four Seasons Hotel literally lets its pride flag fly out front in June, and several front of house staff are openly gay and happy to share scoop and recommendations.

Georgetown Cupcakes are a staple in DC, and you can order a dozen of these iconic treats to be shipped anywhere in the country. This particular collection is Easter-themed, featuring cute egg, bunny and chick decorations on top. Plus, the cupcakes come in a variety of delicious flavors, including carrot cake, salted caramel, cherry blossom and more.

Cherry Hill is, in a word, magical: a slope that’s tucked away in a remote corner of Dumbarton Oaks – a 10-acre Georgetown historic estate and that, in bloom, is reminiscent of a pastel forest.

The Peacock Cafe is offering 13 days of special menu items.

The polished Northwest tasting room houses 25-year Pappy Van Winkle and other ultra-exclusive whiskeys.