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General   •   December 21, 2023

Founded in 2008 by Clare Vivier, the retailer is dedicated to making beautiful, chic, functional, and fun products - from bags, to accessories, clothing, and jewelry.

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General   •   December 7, 2023

The 9th edition of GLOW is underway, featuring five public light art installations lit nightly from 5 pm - 10 pm in outdoor locations throughout Georgetown.

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General   •   December 7, 2023

Learn more about the Peter Family tradition of gift giving at the historic house and stroll through the garden, decked out with holiday lights.

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General   •   December 7, 2023

Neighbors Diverse Community (DC) is activating four wintry chalets throughout Georgetown that will feature local vendor goods, plus information on GLOW. Stop by on Fridays - Sundays from 1 pm - 8 pm, now through December 17.

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General   •   December 6, 2023

Georgetown Main Street's annual Cookie Tour may be sold out on Saturday, but that doesn't mean you can't take a self-guided bakery tour of your own this holiday season in Georgetown.

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General   •   November 30, 2023

The tree will be decorated with ornaments made by students from Little Folks School, and you can enjoy caroling and treats from the Friends of Book Hill Park.

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General   •   November 30, 2023

From 20% off, to buy-one-get-one deals, gifts with purchase, pop-ups, gift card bonuses, and free sips while you shop, you better get GLOW’ing.

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In The News   •   November 22, 2023

More than 300 small businesses call Georgetown home - 33 of which are new to the neighborhood this year - comprising 60% of the commercial district’s restaurants and retailers. They are the heart of this community, so let's make sure we support them!

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General   •   November 22, 2023

At the Georgetown BID we are grateful for a lot this Thanksgiving.

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