February 2024 Realty Review
• February 5, 2024

It’s time for our Realty Review! On the first Monday of each month, we provide readers with all the data of homes sold in Georgetown from the previous month. In […]

Celebrating 100 Years of The National Christmas Tree, Coolidge’s Gift to the Country
• November 8, 2023

As we celebrate 100 years of The National Christmas Tree, here are some noteworthy dates throughout its rich history:  1923  President Calvin Coolidge and his wife, First Lady Grace Coolidge, […]

Georgetowners React to Streateries Petition 
• October 10, 2023

“Where do you stand on streateries?” we asked in our Sept. 28 online story “Georgetown Coalition for Public Spaces Petitions to Improve Streateries.”   In response, we heard from many residents […]

Sitar on the Piazza Enchants at i Ricchi
• September 21, 2023

On September 7, guests attended Sitar Arts Center’s “Sitar on the Piazza at i Ricchi” to enjoy delicious bites, live music and a live auction, arts stations (including live painting) […]

Arts Education Is Key to Our Cultural Heritage 
• September 13, 2023

 Washington didn’t become the sizzling arts capital it is today without our local artists shaping and enriching our cultural landscape. And perhaps there’s no better way to preserve our arts […]

Help Others Through National Presbyterian Church’s Fall Food & Clothing Drive!
• August 30, 2023

Saturday, Sept 23, 9am-12pm NPC’s Fall Food and Clothing Drive is back! Join us to make a real difference in our city as we collect and organize nonperishable food and […]

Waterfront Village Home Tour
• August 18, 2023

Homes of the Southwest Waterfront, Sunday, October 8 from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Home tour of select homes in Southwest DC benefits Waterfront Village, a small non-profit organziation which helps […]

The History and Architecture of Georgetown and Washington DC
• August 16, 2023

Georgetown was founded in 1751, predating the establishment of the federal district by 40 years, and remained a separate municipality until 1871. Many of the country’s founding fathers met in […]

A Tale of Two Cemeteries
• July 18, 2023

Historian and Historic Preservationist Paul K. Williams rather unexpectedly became the Superintendent of two very different yet active cemeteries in Washington, DC during the past twelve years: Capitol Hill’s Congressional […]

National Presbyterian Church Food Drive for the Hungry
• May 15, 2023

Help feed the hungry by dropping off non-perishable food donations at National Presbyterian Church, 9:30 am -12:30 pm on Saturday, May 20. We are collecting for Central Union Mission and […]