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The Georgetown Business Improvement District has now completed the installation of 3,400 linear feet of sidewalk extensions that line M Street between 29th and 34th streets, and Wisconsin Avenue between Q Street and the C&O Canal.

Kenta Murakami unites 12 artists investigating the alien among and within us at Georgetown’s von ammon co. gallery.

Catch the last weekend of Georgetown GLOW: Spring Edition. Here’s where to find five light-up art installations.

General Manager and Beverage Director Brian Zipin, previously of Central, is behind the list of rotating classic cocktails (Hemmingway daiquiri, barrel-aged sazerac) and riffs (a blood orange and lavender margarita, brown butter old-fashioned).

Anyone who visits the new Georgetown location between July 1 and July 7 will have a chance to win free lobster rolls for a year. There will be just one winner, and the prize is one lobster roll per week for one calendar year. Mason’s says that’s worth about $780.

Clyde’s Restaurant Group adds to the neighborhood’s cocktail revival with a new sibling spot to 1789.

Installed to celebrate DC LGBTQ+ PRIDE, “The Weight of a Rainbow” is 1,200 square feet of Rainbow LEDs programmed to move with the sound of eight LGBTQ+ a capella singer’s voices that resonate from the installation.

The memorial would aim to “honor the enslaved individuals’ presence, celebrate their contributions to history and recognize their resilience and fortitude,” according to a news release.

Stephanie Mercedes will be on-site at her piece, “Weight of a Rainbow,” a suspended light installation with a recorded a cappella choir featuring eight LGBTQ+ voices sharing their stories.