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 […]

The 2026 Mayoral Campaign Begins
• December 1, 2025

Here’s a look at some of the most likely candidates — and the leading contenders — to run for mayor of Washington, D.C. in 2026, now that Muriel Bowser has […]

Business Ins & Outs: Google, Lil Sweet Treat, Salt & Sundry
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In: Google Store on M Ready to Open A brick-and-mortar Google Store will open by this weekend or next week, according to various reports, at 3235 M St. NW. The […]

D.C. Council’s Vote on the Streatery Emergency Act Is Tomorrow
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The Georgetowner received this letter from the Citizens Association of Georgetown President Amy Titus over the Thanksgiving holiday. In an opinion piece about streateries in our November print issue and […]

Susan Rhea on ‘Small and Mighty’ Keegan Theatre
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“It’s really easy to forget how far you’ve come,” Keegan Theatre Artistic Director Susan Marie Rhea told attendees at The Georgetowner’s Nov. 20 Cultural Leadership Breakfast, held at 1310 Kitchen […]

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 […]

Kreeger Museum’s Helen Chason Is Dec. 18 Breakfast Speaker
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On Thursday, Dec. 18, The Georgetowner’s Cultural Leadership Breakfast Series will present a talk by Helen Chason, director of the Kreeger Museum. Admission to the event, at 1310 Kitchen & […]

Streateries at a Crossroads: Georgetown Residents, Businesses, City Officials Weigh In
• November 17, 2025

This submission is from Citizens Association of Georgetown President Amy Titus. The Citizens Association of Georgetown (CAG) participated in the Council of the District of Columbia’s November 5 Oversight Roundtable […]

Editorial: Georgetown’s Design Review Takes a Hit  
• November 11, 2025

Were any Georgetowners pleased when the Biden-appointed, volunteer members of the Commission of Fine Arts were “terminated, effective immediately,” by the Trump administration? (Created in 1910, the CFA also has […]