Experience the Cherry Blossom season in style this year and enjoy an itinerary for a quick getaway including bike riding, a romantic picnic lunch for two, a photography session and other cherry-inspired delights to capture the beauty of the nation’s capital.
Join a panel of representatives from Dumbarton House, and their historic neighbors, Mt. Zion Female Union Band Cemetery, and Oak Hill Cemetery, and TOHO authors Kaitlin Calogera and Rebecca Grawl, for a discussion of women’s history in DC’s oldest neighborhood.
Join the Junior League of Washington to celebrate women who lead with a panel of diverse, successful women sharing their experiences in fostering a legacy in their respective communities and industries.
The members of the Washington Printmakers Gallery invite you to join them for the upcoming exhibit "Common Thread" from March 4 until March 27. Opening Reception is March 12 from 2 - 4pm.
Carpe Librum returns to Georgetown for the first sale of the year on Sunday, March 6th, in the Chase Bank parking and in collaboration with Georgetown Main Street. Browse thousands of books, CDs, DVDs, and vinyl records, all on sale for under $6. Carpe Librum is a donation-based used bookstore benefiting the DC nonprofit Turning the Page.
Fierce preservationists, public figures, and famous starlets have called Georgetown home.
Transfer an image, carve, and print in one or two colors from a 5" x 7" woodblock.
Join City Tavern Preservation Foundation for a presentation of key artifacts surrounding Christian D'Andrea's discovery of the recipe of Fish House Punch - a secret since it was created circa 1732 by members of a private society in Pennsylvania.
A skeleton in your closet? Human remains from forgotten burial grounds have been unearthed beneath Georgetown homes, parks, and streets. Through the dearly departed, we learn more about Georgetown’s history.
Visit the four Georgetown locations to view eight large-scale photographs - each with an interactive prompt, allowing the viewer to hear the story behind the image from their phone.
If you are looking for an easy and exciting way to create lively and colorful prints using simple materials, this course is for you.
During this workshop you will have a chance to examine historic samplers from the museum’s collection, hear about the history of needlework and start your very own cross stitch.
During the weekend celebration, LiLi The First will collect and MATCH any donation in support of the House of Ruth.
More than 15 small businesses on upper Wisconsin Avenue are participating by decorating their storefronts with pink and cherry blossom-themed decorations and offering special promotions.
His talk will be held in conjunction with his exhibition at Addison/Ripley Fine Art to be held March 12 – April 16, 2022.
A look at the history of purported photographs of apparitions and the controversies surrounding them.
Please join us on select Saturday afternoons for live classical music concerts performed by the Friday Morning Music Club, a community of music lovers and musicians that has promoted classical music in the Washington area for over 130 years.
How does the brain work? A collegiate lecture on brainwaves and how neuroscientists believe the brain works, also how they will revolutionize our future by linking the human mind to computers.
Members of the Washington Printmakers Gallery are proud to present: Ritual and Relief. Woodblock prints and works by Amy Guadagnoli. The opening reception is April 9 from 3 – 5 pm.
If you are ready for a much needed break that will tone your body, clarify your mind, and create some much-needed positive forward momentum, then you have come to the right place!