In The News
Washington Post: Two Old Stone Houses Vie for the Title of Oldest Dwelling in the District
The Old Stone House at 3051 M St. NW in Georgetown is what many of us know as the “oldest” house in Washington.
Luxury Travel Magazine: Rosewood Washington, D.C. to Reopen November 23 with New Townhouse Accommodations
Rosewood Washington, D.C., the luxurious urban retreat located in the heart of Georgetown, will reopen on November 23, 2020 to unveil the hotel’s highly anticipated townhouse accommodations.
Eater DC: Fine Dining Fixture 1789 Reopens Soon in Georgetown With a New Chef
1789, the fine dining showpiece in Clyde’s Restaurant Group’s collection of restaurants, reopens next week in Georgetown after a lengthy absence during the COVID-19 crisis.
WTOP: Is Trick or Treating Happening in Your Area?
The only masks we want to see in Georgetown this Halloween are the ones that prevent the spread of COVID.
DCist: Ghosts, Ghouls, And Goatman: 9 Local Haunts That Will Scare You
Next to an abandoned gas station and three blocks from Georgetown Cupcake are perhaps the most famous set of stairs in horror movie history.
WTOP: Park All Day in Georgetown For As Little As $5
Street parking in Georgetown is a hassle, and garage parking is expensive, but from now through Oct. 25, some Georgetown garages are offering deep discounts on all day parking for as little as $5.
Yahoo News: Taste And Shop Georgetown Runs Oct. 5-25
The highly anticipated Taste of Georgetown, a three-week-long event full of fall shopping and locally prepared food, has been modified due to the coronavirus. The 2020 event has been coined Taste And Shop Georgetown and will run Oct. 5-25.
WTOP: No Taste of Georgetown This Fall, But There’s a Replacement
Taste of Georgetown, a one-day event that draws crowds to Georgetown for big restaurant deals, will not be held this fall, for the first time in 27 years. But it’s being replaced by a more pandemic-conscious event called Taste and Shop Georgetown.
Federal City Council: Transforming the City and How We Move Around In It with Joe Sternlieb
DC statehood, citywide signage, the Circulator – name a major city initiative and there’s a good chance Joe Sternlieb has been involved. Federal City Council profiles our CEO’s past work and vision for the future (gondola included).
