CAG’s Super Week Mid-May!
By • May 19, 2025 0 401
The Citizens Association of Georgetown—better known as CAG—has done it again! This past week, they hosted not one, but three exciting community events.
First up on Wednesday was “Take Over the Bar”, a fun, informal gathering where locals—both longtime residents and newcomers—as well as people who work in Georgetown, met and mingled. The event was free and open to all, and was a great way to explore new spots around town. This week’s venue was the newly opened Billy Hicks, and more than 90 people signed up!
Diane and Peter Farris, and Leah Stringer. Both the Farris and Stringer couples were married at Christ Church Georgetown. Courtesy CAG.
On Saturday, CAG held an “Architectural Walk Through Georgetown” tour with about 50 people in attendance, highlighting the neighborhood’s rich spiritual heritage. This year’s theme focused on Georgetown’s churches and synagogues, timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Epiphany Catholic Church. The annual tour is always a hit, offering fascinating insights into the town’s many historic landmarks.
Finally, on Sunday, nearly 500 people turned out for “Concerts in the Park“—a crowd so big and an event so special, we gave it its own story!
If you’re interested in learning more about architecture and meeting your neighbors, tomorrow evening, May 20, from 6-8:00 p.m. is “The Conversations Between Generations” organized by Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) Mid-Atlantic Chapter at the GeorgeTown Club. Tickets here.
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- Skyler Stoudt and Joseph Ecker. Courtesy CAG.
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- CAG Events Committee Co-Chairs Christie Pelley, CAG Board President Amy Titus, and Rachael Burnett. Courtesy CAG.
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- Clarissa Ringlien and her son. Courtesy CAG.
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- Bonnie Ohr, Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Kishan Putta and Siddharth Tiwari. Courtesy CAG.
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- Georgetown Heritage Executive Director Maggie Downing, Paige with Marriage & Mimosas Wedding Planning and Georgetown Main Street Executive Director Rachel Shank. Courtesy CAG.
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- Peter and Sharon Hubley. Courtesy CAG.
