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The “human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop” largely employs those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Bridge Street Books (2814 Pennsylvania Ave NW) has been a Georgetown institution since 1980, offering both in-store shopping and curbside pick-up. Shop a selection of trade, university, and small press publications, plus well-curated fiction, poetry, philosophy, history, politics, and art titles.
The new economic development team will prioritize tenant attraction and retention in the office, retail, hospitality and service markets, and continued recovery efforts for Georgetown‘s commercial district.
Skating rentals are available every day until as late as 11 pm for both general admission and private events, including the holidays.
If you're struggling to keep the year straight, let alone your next dentist appointment, it's time to kick it old school with a physical planner or calendar.
There's still a week left to participate in the DC Holiday Lights Scavenger Hunt for a chance to win great prizes from local businesses, including those in Georgetown.
If you book before January 1, you'll receive up to 15% off their best available rate, plus complimentary continental breakfast for two as part of the Rosewood Escapes package. For a true splurge, book the Suite Soujourn and get up to 25% off their best available rate for select suite bookings.
Stop by the lot at 1044 Wisconsin Ave NW and enjoy free food, drinks and treats from nearby restaurants and bakeries including Bakeshop, sweetgreen, Chaia and Dog Tag Bakery, plus live music and a cozy fire to make s’mores.
A box of intricately painted bon bons, holiday coffee blends, cat cuddling experiences, chakra bracelets, champagne koozies, Swedish dishcloths, locally made bags, and so much more cover every person on your list.
byGeorge is a weekly blog produced by the Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) that profiles the unique and diverse business owners, employees, office workers, residents, students, locals and tourists who shape DC’s oldest neighborhood.