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Explore the period rooms there - decorated to look as they would have in 1804 - and learn about 10 women making strides in the historic preservation field through the exhibition, "Power in Preservation."

The new documentary honors the life and work of Norman Parish, Jr., whose Georgetown gallery showcased international African American art at a time when few others did.

More than 250 artists will be performing sketch comedy, stand-up, documentary theatre, musical theatre, and more, July 14 – 17 and July 21 – 24 at Georgetown Park.

A digitally-native, direct-to-consumer fashion and lifestyle spinoff of Express, UpWest sells men's and women's clothing with an emphasis on comfort and sustainability, including everything from tees and jeans, to activewear, jackets, and accessories - plus pillows, candles and other home goods.

This original work honors Dumbarton United Methodist Church's 250th anniversary and Mount Zion United Methodist Church, the area’s oldest African American congregation.

The 20-mile bike loop that passes through Rock Creek Park and Georgetown was highlighted as the best in the city, converging with the Capital Crescent Trail and C&O Canal Towpath.

Book your one-hour guided historical tour along the first mile of the Canal, and learn about its fascinating history, technology and culture - and the surprising stories of the people who lived, worked and played here over the past two centuries.

Gallery Article 15 recently opened at 1624 Wisconsin Ave NW, featuring contemporary Congolese art. Owner Elizabeth Jaffee works directly with established, mid-career, and emerging Congolese contemporary artists.

The Georgetown BID sponsors a pit stop in Georgetown Waterfront Park where commuters can enjoy free refreshments, and bicycle-themed giveaways and services.