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A Shimmering, Sunny Saturday for 95th Garden Tour

The Georgetowner • May 12, 2025

By Lee Child On a shimmering sunny Saturday in May, more than 1,000 garden-goers graced the sidewalks of Georgetown, east side, west side, from S St. to O for the […]

Elegant Patron Party Dazzles at the Glasses Home

The Georgetowner • May 8, 2025

A party to honor the Garden Hosts of the 95th Georgetown Garden Tour was hosted by Jessica and Ezra Glass at their 30th Street house on May 7. Friends, benefactors […]

95th Georgetown Garden Tour Gets Extra Star Power 

Alison Schafer •

Liz Taylor’s S Street Home Ups the Horticulture  A winding brick path leads back to a garden with enough lawn for a vigorous croquet match. A small greenhouse, a large […]

A Guide to the Gardens on the 95th Georgetown Garden Tour

The Georgetowner • May 7, 2025

The 95th Garden Tour is set for this Saturday, May 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Enjoy leisurely strolls through area gardens and afternoon refreshments. For a list of […]

Record-Breaking Year for Georgetown Garden Tour Ticket Sales

Peggy Sands • May 13, 2024

More than 1,900 visitors were recorded attending and enjoying the 94th Annual Georgetown Garden Tour amid the centennial of the Georgetown Garden Club on May 11. It was a gorgeous […]

The 94th Georgetown Garden Tour 

The Georgetowner • May 8, 2024

By Lee Child and Alison Schafer  This year, the Georgetown Garden Club celebrates its 100th birthday with a garden tour that nods to the past while saluting the future with […]

Garden Tour Visitors Enchanted by Sounds of Water

Peggy Sands • May 14, 2023

Georgetowners and guests were lulled by the sounds of flowing, spouting, running water in ground and wall-mounted fountains, ponds and pool statues at almost every one of the eight lush […]

Editorial: Georgetown’s Spring Cleaning Should Be for Everyone

The Georgetowner • May 11, 2023

As May flowers bloom, signs of spring cleaning abound in Georgetown. The Georgetown Business Improvement District is painting light poles, power-washing sidewalks, hanging flower baskets and calling for volunteers to […]