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Every turn gives you a new opportunity to snap a fun pic for your social media as you are surrounded by style, in an endlessly Instagrammable fashion funhouse that will spark a conversation about the evolving nature of style and how we present ourselves to the world.

“Inside the Wardrobe” includes 20,000 square feet of interactive fashion-themed installations in Georgetown.

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.