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Black Georgetown Foundation Marks 164 Years of D.C. Emancipation
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Patrons Party: Georgetown to the Max at Prospect House
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Miró at the Phillips Collection
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From Sacred to Secular: The Thirteen Explores Monteverdi’s Intimate Side
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‘Crying in D.C.’ Creates Space for Grief, Style & Sisterhood at Georgetown Event
Weekend Round Up, Sept. 9 – 12
• September 9, 2021
We’re now (unofficially) into the fall season with lots to do around town! Parade in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month with Mayor Bowser, wish the Kennedy Center happy birthday at […]
DAR Unveils New Marker at Oak Hill
• November 12, 2018
The legacy of William Tyler Page lives on in the American’s Creed, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary. It is still read by new citizens at their naturalization ceremonies.
Nameless Resting Place Gets DAR Recognition
• March 21, 2018
One of the best aspects of being regent of my chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is exploring our colonial connections to Georgetown, a neighborhood many of our […]
