Georgetowners Cheer Brooke Pinto at City Tavern Fundraiser
• March 16, 2026

Prominent Georgetowners gathered March 11 at the historic City Tavern to raise money for Democratic candidate Brooke Pinto who is running for D.C. delegate to Congress. Council member Pinto represents […]

Puck Celebrates the 1st Amendment at the French Residence
• March 12, 2026

Journalists, media influencers and other newsy and op-ed types gathered March 4 at the Residence of the French Ambassador on Kalorama Road to celebrate the First Amendment. One of the […]

Women of Georgetown: Making History
• March 10, 2026

“You’ve come a long way, baby,” intoned a cigarette advertisement almost 60 years ago, tapping into the burgeoning women’s liberation movement.   While we’re well aware that women’s history involves much more than a quick inhale, it […]

Business Ins & Outs: Tuckernuck, Crumbs & Whiskers, Sézane, Frankies Bikinis   
• March 9, 2026

In: Tuckernuck  Opens Today  Tuckernuck, the Georgetown-grown lifestyle brand that sells apparel, accessories, home décor and gifts, opens a new 4,000-square-foot flagship at 1267 Wisconsin Ave. NW on March 9. […]

Business Ins & Outs: RM Balance, Dayglow; Crumbs & Whiskers, Allbirds
• February 23, 2026

In: RM Balance Opens Today RM Balance, a new restorative wellness studio, is set to open its doors at 3210 Grace St. NW. Founded by Regina McLinden, owner of RM […]

Citizens Gather at Newcomer Jinya
• February 17, 2026

The monthly Take Over the Bar by the Citizens Association of Georgetown brought members and guests to Jinya Ramen Bar on Wisconsin Avenue which opened last month. The lively, talkative […]

Campaign Update: Hope Solomon Running for Mayor
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Hope Solomon — well known in Georgetown, because of her father’s business as well as her father, Ed Solomon, who was an advisory neighborhood commissioner for years — announced last […]

For a Few Days, Buddhist Monks Bestow Peace and Love Upon D.C.
• February 12, 2026

Buddhist monks from Texas entered Washington, D.C., on Monday reaching the goal of their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace. A flock of 19 monks, led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, have enchanted the […]

Selling Georgetown: Residential Matchmakers in D.C.’s Oldest Neighborhood
• February 11, 2026

The Heider Company and McFadden Partners Sell Georgetown  Georgetown means different things to different people. This year, during its 275th anniversary, the oldest neighborhood in Washington, D.C., gives us a big history lesson with the $28-million […]

Washington’s Other Hometown
• February 10, 2026

If George Washington were to reappear in the nation’s capital during the nation’s 250th anniversary, he would barely comprehend the Town of George, let alone the rest of the city he helped to create.   He would recognize “presidential confidential agent” Benjamin Stoddert’s […]