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Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company Premieres ‘Vectors’ at Kreeger Museum
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So Gen Z: Potomac Sisters’ Platform Links Physical, Digital Worlds
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Georgetown Canal Day Returns This Sunday
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Mt. Zion–FUBS Cemeteries Update: DDOT Discloses 118 Collected Items
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Mayor Sends Final RFK Site Plan to Council
Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company Premieres ‘Vectors’ at Kreeger Museum
• October 8, 2026
By Sueraya Shaheen On Sept. 26, the Kreeger Museum welcomed a sold-out audience to its main gallery for the premiere of “Vectors,” a dynamic 30-minute work for 10 performers, by […]
So Gen Z: Potomac Sisters’ Platform Links Physical, Digital Worlds
• October 6, 2026
By Caroline Woodward Raised in Potomac, Maryland, college student Shara Zuckerman and her sister Kailey, a high school student, have long been fascinated by the intersecting worlds of business, technology […]
Georgetown Canal Day Returns This Sunday
• October 5, 2026
Georgetown’s historic C&O Canal will take center stage this Sunday, Oct. 11, when Georgetown Heritage hosts its second annual Georgetown Canal Day, a free community celebration featuring live music, local […]
Mt. Zion–FUBS Cemeteries Update: DDOT Discloses 118 Collected Items
• September 28, 2026
One month after the Black Georgetown Foundation’s Aug. 4 town hall regarding construction and archaeological protection near the Mt. Zion–Female Union Band Society Cemeteries, written responses from participating agencies have […]
Mayor Sends Final RFK Site Plan to Council
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By Francis Rienzo The draft plan for the expanded RFK Stadium site has been finalized and Mayor Muriel Bowser has sent it to the District Council for approval. The proposed […]
Marking 20 Years, Lombardi Women Honors Entrepreneur and Breast Cancer Survivor Jessica Miller, Oct. 1
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Lombardi Women, a philanthropic community that supports breast cancer research at Georgetown University’s Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, has named Jessica Miller, a commercial real estate leader, entrepreneur, breast cancer survivor […]
Faith Is a Feast for the Senses: Shakespeare Theatre’s U.S. Premiere of ‘The Score’
• September 24, 2026
By Ryan Allen and Catherine Meale Sir Trevor Nunn’s production of Oliver Cotton’s historical drama “The Score” brings a luxuriant, baroque touch to a propulsive play that pits genius against […]
Live Events at D.C.’s Nat Geo Museum
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Ready for unforgettable nights out in Washington, D.C.? National Geographic Live brings awe-inspiring scientists, photographers and Explorers to the stage at the Museum of Exploration! Experience thrilling real-world stories, epic […]
Planned Waterside Drive Shutdown to Reroute Georgetown Traffic
• September 21, 2026
By Francis Rienzo A main connection point between Rock Creek Parkway and Massachusetts Avenue NW, Waterside Drive was supposed to close today, Monday, Sept. 21. That closure has now been […]
Wilma Bernstein, 1939-2026
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Native Washingtonian, American University alumna and longtime Georgetown resident Wilma Estrin Bernstein, wife of Stuart A. Bernstein, chairman emeritus of the Bernstein Companies, died on Sept. 18, aged 87. The […]
