Our Top Stories of 2025
• December 17, 2025

2025 brought its fair share of interesting stories. Here are 10 of our most viewed stories of the year. What do you want to see us cover in 2026? Let […]

The Georgetown Cookie Tour: Sweets and Small Business 
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By Annabel Taylor  Georgetown Cookie Tour participants sought shelter from the cold, stopping into one independent business after another along Wisconsin Avenue. Friendly volunteers greeted them and handed out locally baked cookies at each shop.  The Georgetown Cookie Tour, hosted by Georgetown […]

A Holiday Tradition Takes Shape … in Gingerbread  
• December 9, 2025

By Kalyn Tippett    Georgetown introduced a new holiday tradition this month with the debut of the Georgetown Gingerbread House Competition, a community initiative that brings together some of the neighborhood’s top culinary talent to raise funds for […]

Everybody Wins D.C.: Connection through Reading 
• December 3, 2025

By Ryan Allen For 30 years, Everybody Wins DC has held a simple but powerful belief: one caring adult can transform a child’s relationship with books. What began in 1995 […]

Small Business Saturday Shines Bright in Georgetown
• November 25, 2025

By Mia Pech Small Business Saturday is November 29. Below is a look at some of Georgetown’s wonderful small businesses worth visiting and supporting. Each one brings its own unique […]

A First Look at D.C.’s 2026 Cherry Blossom Season
• November 24, 2025

By Mia Pech Even with autumn leaves on the ground, D.C. is already looking ahead to spring. On Thursday, November 20, the National Cherry Blossom Festival unveiled its plans for […]

GU’s Eating Society: Combining Cuisine and Community 
• November 18, 2025

By Annabel Taylor  At Georgetown University’s Eating Society (GUES), college traditions and club culture meet culinary adventure. The club was founded in 2016 by then Georgetown sophomores Alex Heintze and Brittany Arnett who bonded over their shared love of the D.C. food scene and trying new cuisines. Since its […]

Lost Stroller Baffles Georgetown: Residents Blame… Probably the Dad
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Georgetown life is fascinating. Our urban existence obliges us to be historic custodians, close neighbors, walkers, parallel parkers and constant observers.  However, the most interesting behavior of those is that […]

Diptyque Marries Fragrance and Tea at Mid-Autumn Moon Festival Celebration 
• October 16, 2025

By Annabel Taylor  The French fragrance brand Diptyque celebrated the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival with a perfume and tea paring at the Georgetown store on M St. on Thursday, Oct. 9. […]

Georgetown Village Honors Elizabeth Miller 
• May 15, 2025

Georgetown residents came out in droves to celebrate community and honor Elizabeth Miller at the Georgetown Village Spring Gala, held at the penthouse of Nancy Taylor Bubes and Alan Bubes […]