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The décor and lifestyle brand brings a touch of Morocco to your living space with a curated collection of home furnishings and accessories that honor the slow movement of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind artisanal products.
Hosted by Chef Jenn Crovato of 1310 Kitchen & Bar, the pie-athon benefits Georgetown Main Street.
The new studio offers teacher-driven yoga classes that are rooted in classic yoga traditions and emphasize proper alignment and movement as the foundation of a sustainable, strong practice.
A return to the more personal, face-to-face performances of old when Korean musicians would play for a single person surrounded by nature, this series embraces the concept of a regression to traditional performing arts.
More than 30 Georgetown restaurants, retailers, and services that were named Washington City Paper "Best of DC" winners.
Big Halloween events are canceled this year in Georgetown (said in a "you kids get off my lawn" voice) but you can still get into the spirit this month with a visit to the infamous Exorcist stairs at 3600 Prospect St NW.
The chocolate and confectionary shop will feature a mix of classic and contemporary sweets, from Ashleigh's signature hand-painted bonbons, to pastries, buttery sablé cookies, and chocolate bars.
View Calloway Fine Art & Consulting's newest exhibition, Horizons by Caroline Adams, at 1643 Wisconsin Ave NW. The show features landscapes, both remembered and imagined, from Caroline’s travels.
Twenty-two double sided banners (kakemonos) feature artwork by 43 local artists. Eighteen are placed on existing street poles and four are installed at the Book Hill Triangle.
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.
