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More than 25 neighborhood boutiques, antique stores, restaurants, salons and galleries will display their discounted wares for up to 75% off at the inviting open-air market, originally inspired by the outdoor markets in France. Neighborhood restaurants will also offer food and drink specials featuring French cuisine and beyond - from pastries, croissants and macarons, to grilled lunch items, and wine discounts.

The outdoor bar offers beer, wine, and cold-pressed juice cocktails - like the Pink, featuring strawberry, dragon fruit, apple, pineapple, lemon, and Cruzan rum. Outdoor seating and restrooms are available onsite.

If you're ready to up your Easter basket game, now's the time to pre-order your Olivia Macaron Easter gift box, featuring wedding almond, lemon meringue, vanilla bean, rose, and honey lavender macarons - all custom printed with Easter-themed patterns.

To get in on the artistic action, join Jesse on Saturday, April 9 from 10 am – 1 pm for a free outdoor letterpress demonstration. Print your own letterpress coaster featuring ABCDC on an antique 1960s printing press. 

Stop by the Georgetown restaurant that's been in business for more than 30 years for Nowruz classics, including a green herb rice with fish dish.

Visit the four locations on the map to view eight large-scale photographs – each with an interactive prompt, allowing the viewer to hear the story behind the image from their phone.

Founded in Georgetown in 2004 by design visionary Deb Waterman Johns, SCOUT is a casual lifestyle brand that combines fashion and fun. Designed by women for women, their products make it easy to contain, organize, and stylishly carry all the stuff you need day-to-day.

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 - from 50% off jewelry, to cherry blossom cocktails and kids' crafts.

Originally established in 1783 by clockmaker John Suter, The Fountain Inn was one of the most important taverns in American history - where Thomas Jefferson drank, George Washington slept, and city plans were made.