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Installation artist Stephanie Mercedes will be speaking about her collaboration with Georgetown GLOW called “The Weight of a Rainbow” on June 12.

In her art installation “The Weight of A Rainbow,” part of the current Georgetown GLOW display, Stephanie Mercedes animates multi-colored lights to shine along with an accompanying song, from an a capella group comprised of eight LGBTQ+ folks. Mercedes will speak about her work and answer questions as part of the GLOW program’s Meet the Artist series.

Restaurant owners, retailers, community organizations, realtors, and a notorious former councilmember dish.

The restaurant will be located in the center of the building, while the 1,000-square-foot market hall — complete with gelato, espresso, and a bakery — will stay at the front.

The East Coast hitmaker says in a public meeting he’s working on a deal to bring famous L.A. chef Nancy Silverton to D.C.

Starr is negotiating to partner with acclaimed California chef and baker Nancy Silverton of Osteria Mozza and Pizzeria Mozza for a casual mega Italian concept with fantastic pastas and a custom-made hearth in the middle to bake bread and pizzas.

Now based in Georgetown, Green Almond Pantry’s 15-seat spot at the micro-food hall Grace Street Collective also boasts a communal courtyard, with dinner specials to-go.

Visitors are invited to stroll leisurely along the streets of Georgetown to view five large-scale light fixtures created, designed, and installed by five different artists.

The National Park Service and Georgetown Heritage have been working with the Georgetown community and local organizations on developing a re-imagined plan for the area.