First CAG Take Over the Bar Event a Big Success
• March 27, 2025

The Citizens Association of Georgetown (CAG) welcomed nearly 90 residents to their first Take Over the Bar event series at 1310 Kitchen & Bar on March 12. The event gave […]

Baseball Is Back–Almost!
• March 24, 2025

By Zoe Howard-Barr & Charlotte Meyer-Schönherr On Friday, March 21, Nationals Park offered its first look at what’s new for the 2025 season. The Georgetowner’s spring interns Zoe Howard-Barr and […]

Delight in Cherry Blossom Specials & Events Around Town
• March 13, 2025

‘Tis the season! Enjoy these cherry blossom specials and events around town. Beginning March 20 Levain Bakery’s Cherry Items 3131 M St. NW For a limited time beginning March 20, […]

2025 Cherry Blossom Season Calendar  
• March 11, 2025

There’s nothing better than springtime in D.C., especially during cherry blossom season! We compiled a list of key dates to make sure you know where to celebrate the 113th anniversary […]

Songwriters Converge on Amelia Island, April 10-12 
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 The northernmost community on Amelia Island — and the northernmost on all of Florida’s Atlantic Coast — is Fernandina Beach (pop. 13,000). Home to eagles, egrets, pelicans, foxes, armadillos, gopher […]

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore’s Passion Behind D.C.’s Cherry Blossoms
• March 10, 2025

Given March is Women’s History Month, did you know that our area’s cherry blossom trees were the product of a woman? Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, a geographer, photographer and writer who […]

Where to Celebrate International Women’s Day
• March 5, 2025

International Women’s Day, which is Saturday, March 8 this year, has been observed since the early 1900s. The day is held within Women’s History Month, which began in 1978 in […]

Raise a Glass to St. Patrick and a Lost Irish Enclave
• March 3, 2025

In November of 2018, Swampoodle made a comeback of sorts. An 8,000-square-foot park featuring — according to the NoMa Business Improvement District — “a dog space with an agility structure, […]

New Haven: British Art, Brutalist Architecture
• February 27, 2025

Philanthropist, connoisseur and horse breeder Paul Mellon, who died in 1999, was devoted to three art museums: the National Gallery of Art, his father Andrew’s gift to the nation; the […]

Illuminating Tales of Black Music and History
• February 13, 2025

An evening of Black history and music returned to Holy Trinity on 36th Street for its third annual gathering, headlined as “Rhythms of Resistance and Resilience: How Black Washingtonians Used […]