Sept. 19 Cultural Breakfast to Feature Signature’s Matthew Gardiner
• August 15, 2024

Signature Theatre Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner will be the featured speaker at The Georgetowner’s Sept. 19 Cultural Leadership Breakfast. Admission to the event, at the President Woodrow Wilson House, 2340 […]

MedStar’s Verstandig Pavilion: An Interview With Dr. Lisa Boyle  
• August 14, 2024

By Paulina Inglima and Hailey Wharram   Seven years ago, if someone walked by the back entrance of Georgetown University, they would have seen a dining hall to the left and […]

Post-Memoir, Dr. Fauci Is Glad to Be at His Second Home: Georgetown  
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Talking one-on-one with Dr. Anthony Fauci is more like chatting with your highly intelligent, well-traveled grandfather. While the physician, scientist, immunologist and public servant directed the National Institute of Allergy […]

Georgetown DNC Delegates Psyched for Chicago 
• August 12, 2024

The excitement and joy were contagious at a dinner at Martin’s Tavern with former Georgetown Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Monica Roaché and well-known community leader Christine Warnke, just days before they were to […]

GMS Vignettes: Major Renovations Bring New Life to Georgetown
• August 8, 2024

By Forbes Dudley Georgetown holds a special neighborhood charm that has been drawing people to its streets, homes, and shops for centuries. Inevitably, with time, the historic buildings of Georgetown […]

Weekend Roundup, Aug. 8-11
• August 7, 2024

As August continues, enjoy the last few weeks of summer with events at The Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap, the National Theatre and more. Lyle Lovett and His Large Band Comes […]

D.C. Promised a Crackdown on Illegal Pot Shops. Have they Delivered? 
• August 5, 2024

By Paulina Inglima On July 16, 2024, D.C. medical cannabis retailers were given reason to hope that D.C.’s Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis Association was taking long-awaited action on unlicensed marijuana […]

Oak Hill Cemetery Gate Crasher Apprehended
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Shortly after they arrived for work, the grounds crew at Oak Hill Cemetery discovered that a gate to the hallowed, historical grounds was destroyed. The crew alerted Paul K. Williams, […]

GMS Vignettes: Where Obsession Meets the Plate
• August 1, 2024

How three of the District’s most loved and awarded businesses have captivated devoted foodies By Julia Key Baked & Wired Located on Thomas Jefferson Street NW is Baked & Wired, […]

Primed for Otakon
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Are you an otaku, a person obsessed with Japanese comics, animation and video games? If so, you are no doubt preparing to storm the Walter E. Washington Convention Center this […]