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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.

In addition to the boat, a kayak dock will be open to the public and the National Park Service will be working with Georgetown Heritage to work on setting up rentals as well.

It can be enchanting wandering around Georgetown, roughly following the C&O Canal, almost any time of the year, but certainly during Spring. This year, that’s even more true, by virtue of the five light art installations now on view as part of the seventh annual Georgetown GLOW.

Sommelier Elli Benchimol brings the Northwest neighborhood a dreamy French restaurant and bar.

Cagla Onal-Urel debuts a new space with a grill, natural wines, and the same delicious focaccia.

Customers can place online preorders to pick up Onal-Urel’s outstanding focaccia, Kennebec potato frittata, salads, and dips from the former Sundevich stall inside the shared space at 3210 Grace Street NW.

Anthony Lanier had an entirely different vision for the wedge-shaped piece of land at 2715 Pennsylvania Ave. NW than the place-holder outdoor bar that opened there late last month.

Sandlot Georgetown (2715 Pennsylvania Avenue NW) takes over a lot adjacent to the Four Seasons hotel that used to house a gas station. It opens at 4 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and noon Saturdays and Sundays. There’s room for 120 outdoor seats, including Adirondack chairs that face Pennsylvania Avenue NW.