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Onstage, Georgetown: February 2025
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All That Jazz, Georgetown: February 2025
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Weekend Roundup: Jan. 30-Feb. 2
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Kennedy Center’s Rutter to Step Down
Weekend Roundup, Oct. 10-14
October 10, 2024
•This weekend has lots to do, including a new exhibit at Amy Kaslow Gallery, Pink Martini’s 30th anniversary, actor Matthew Broderick in “Babbitt” at The Shakespeare Theatre Company and more. […]
Weekend Roundup, Feb. 8 – 11
February 8, 2024
•Happy weekend! So many options, including performances by The National Philharmonic and The National Chamber Ensemble. Celebrate Mardi Gras at The Wharf, enjoy a book talk on Phillis Wheatley at […]
Please Donate: Mt. Zion Church Sacred Places $100,000 Grant Match Campaign Ends March 31
March 14, 2023
•We would like to share a message from Rev. Selena Johnson and the Sacred Places Team of Mt. Zion United Methodist Church at 1334 29th St. NW in Georgetown. “God has blessed Mt. […]
ANC 2E Notes, Nov. 1, 2022
November 7, 2022
•Falling on the day after Halloween, this month’s ANC2e meeting had lower public attendance than usual (only 14 at the outset). “Not a huge crowd, but not a huge agenda […]
Editorial: Happy 250th, Dumbarton United Methodist Church!
April 13, 2022
•Dumbarton United Methodist Church, celebrated a milestone this past March — 250 years as one of the oldest continuously active Methodist churches in the world. The church located at 3133 […]
2021 Georgetowners of the Year
December 8, 2021
•The naming of Georgetowners of the Year has been a tradition of The Georgetowner newspaper for decades. This year’s group, selected by the editorial board, includes a church, a congregation and pastor, a […]
Cogman to Depart Mt. Zion Church
May 1, 2019
•In July, the Rev. Johnsie Cogman — pastor since 2011 of Mt. Zion Church on 29th Street in Georgetown — will become superintendent of the Washington East District of the […]
Appreciating D.C.’s Jazz History
April 10, 2019
•On April 17, at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, the Citizens Association of Georgetown hosts Georgetown University professor Maurice Jackson conversing with local jazz greats.