Onstage, Georgetown: January
• January 5, 2026

By Mark Edelman Happy New Year! Between some big hits that continue their DMV engagements into 2026 and new titles opening this month, there’s plenty to celebrate on local stages […]

The Georgetowner’s Best Boutique Gifts for the Holidays
• December 18, 2025

Georgetown’s holiday boutiques shine this season with a refined mix of fashion, jewelry, and home finds chosen for craftsmanship and lasting appeal. It’s thoughtful gifting, curated close to home. Some […]

Our Top Stories of 2025
• December 17, 2025

2025 brought its fair share of interesting stories. Here are 10 of our most viewed stories of the year. What do you want to see us cover in 2026? Let […]

The Georgetown Cookie Tour: Sweets and Small Business 
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By Annabel Taylor  Georgetown Cookie Tour participants sought shelter from the cold, stopping into one independent business after another along Wisconsin Avenue. Friendly volunteers greeted them and handed out locally baked cookies at each shop.  The Georgetown Cookie Tour, hosted by Georgetown […]

ANC Report: Parking, Parking and More Parking, Or Not?
• December 15, 2025

December’s Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC2E) meeting began with big congratulations for Executive Director Anna Noakes, who got engaged. Congrats! Here are minutes from the Dec. 8 meeting. Stay tuned […]

Book Hill Tree Lighting Brings Holiday Glow to Georgetown
• December 11, 2025

Georgetown neighbors gathered in style on the evening of December 4 for a festive and joyful Book Hill Tree Lighting. The brief yet spirited celebration drew a lively crowd eager […]

Curb Appeal: Holiday Edition
• December 10, 2025

By Annabel Taylor  The holiday season has arrived in its full splendor in Georgetown. The season is synonymous with cozy gatherings, festive décor and timeless fashion. At every cobblestone street corner, shoppers and neighbors can be seen bundled […]

Georgetowner Readers Weigh In on Streateries 
• December 9, 2025

Last month, The Georgetowner raised a question important to the Georgetown community: Are streateries beneficial or a terrible long-term idea? Our editorial, followed by a submission from Citizens Association of Georgetown President Amy Titus, prompted responses from readers. Here are their comments.   Limit the number of streateries. […]

Small Business Saturday Shines Bright in Georgetown
• November 25, 2025

By Mia Pech Small Business Saturday is November 29. Below is a look at some of Georgetown’s wonderful small businesses worth visiting and supporting. Each one brings its own unique […]

A First Look at D.C.’s 2026 Cherry Blossom Season
• November 24, 2025

By Mia Pech Even with autumn leaves on the ground, D.C. is already looking ahead to spring. On Thursday, November 20, the National Cherry Blossom Festival unveiled its plans for […]