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All weekend long, more than 25 additional Book Hill small businesses are celebrating all things cherry blossom by offering Book Hill in Bloom specials and discounts.
Beginning mid-April, the Georgetown BID is installing approximately 4,000 linear feet of sidewalk deck panels throughout the commercial district to create more space for everyone on Georgetown’s narrow sidewalks - encouraging social distancing, supporting outdoor dining, and creating a livelier and more inviting pedestrian experience.
Nearly every weekend during Georgetown’s free outdoor light art experience, April 9 - June 27, select artists will be stationed at their installations from 7 pm - 9 pm to answer all of your questions.
We spoke with Matthew Jensen, Director of Photography for Wonder Woman 1984, to learn more about Georgetown's role in the film.
A dream a decade in the making, Georgetown Butcher opened at 3210 Grace St in March of 2020 - just days before the pandemic was declared.
The store features a curated selection of paper goods and gift items from makers across the U.S. and the world - from greeting cards to coffee mugs and apothecary products.
More than 25 small businesses on upper Wisconsin Avenue are participating by decorating their storefronts with pink and cherry blossom-themed decorations, offering special promotions, and donating more than $1,000 in prizes for an enter-to-win drawing.
Get right with the sports Gods and head to Church Hall - now open for all March Madness games. The festivities kick off with Selection Sunday on March 14 at 6 pm, culminating in the National Championship April 5 at 9 pm.
Spicez, a one-stop-shop for spices, herbs, desserts and traditional Indian and Eastern food, is now open at 1610 Wisconsin Avenue.
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.
