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General   •   March 30, 2023

The first 15,000 who register for Bike to Work Day will also receive a free t-shirt.

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General   •   March 30, 2023

L.A. Burdick Chocolates (1319 Wisconsin Ave NW) is celebrating its third anniversary in Georgetown with a rare, 15% off sale on all in-store purchases this Saturday, April 1 and Sunday, April 2, plus a free piece of birthday cake for every shopper.

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General   •   March 23, 2023

The gardens feature a beautiful mixture of cherry species and are the perfect place to enjoy the blossoms with plenty of space to spread out.

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General   •   March 23, 2023

The horticultural history of Georgetown goes back hundreds of years, from its early days as a tobacco port to the creation of our nation’s third national park in 1890, protecting Rock Creek for future generations.

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General   •   March 23, 2023

Their Georgetown co-working space offers a tranquil setting for collaborating with others or finding a quiet corner to yourself, while expert yoga instructors lead daily classes that are accessible for all bodies.

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General   •   March 23, 2023

Stop by for $5 pitas, bowls and buns, a chance to win free Shouk for a year, and fun giveaways.

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General   •   March 15, 2023

Grace Episcopal Church (1041 Wisconsin Ave NW) is hosting Austrian-born concert organist Michael Koenig on Tuesday, March 21 at 7 pm in an all-Bach Recital to celebrate the 338th Birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach.

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General   •   March 15, 2023

Pinstripes (1064 Wisconsin Ave NW) is getting in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit by offering several festive menu items, including green beer and Guinness floats, available for dine-in only from March 17 - 19.

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General   •   March 15, 2023

The event will feature seven local galleries showcasing a diverse range of artwork, including paintings and mixed media pieces, in addition to live music and art workshops.

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