Martin’s Hosts CAG’s April Take Over the Bar Event
• April 10, 2025

Over 60 Georgetown residents have signed up for the Citizens Association of Georgetown’s first Take Over the Bar event series!  Connect with neighbors and join us in May at 1310 […]

95th Georgetown Garden Tour Gets Extra Star Power  
• April 9, 2025

Liz Taylor’s S Street Home Ups the Horticulture   A winding brick path leads back to a garden with enough lawn for a vigorous croquet match. A small greenhouse, a large […]

Georgetown Living: The 92nd House Tour
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Patrons’ Party Co-Chairs Malcolm Dilley and Alex Ragonese: Bringing the Georgetown House Tour to the Next Generation     The co-chairs of this year’s Georgetown House Tour Patrons’ Party are excited […]

Detained Georgetown Professor Awaits Hearing  
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On March 17, the Department of Homeland Security detained Georgetown University professor Badar Khan Suri outside his home in Rosslyn, Virginia. Following his arrest, Dr. Suri was sent to an […]

ANC Report: Plans Fall Flat Due to Budget Uncertainty  
• April 7, 2025

 The “April” meeting of the Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission, held on March 31, delivered two bits of good news.  The first was regarding public safety. There were no violent crimes […]

Permanently Removing Rush House Parking Restrictions?
• March 31, 2025

The Citizens Association of Georgetown is engaged on issues of importance to Georgetowners. Listed below are recent issues and supporting letters. Please note the most recent letter from CAG Board […]

The Women Who Run Georgetown
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In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Georgetowner is proud to recognize a few of the women community leaders who help make Georgetown such a special place. As a woman-founded […]

Remembering Georgetown’s Pottery Guru Jill Hinckley (1936-2025)
• March 24, 2025

Jill Hinckley of Georgetown’s Hinckley Pottery died at home on March 9 at the age of 88. Hinckley was born on September 2 in New York City (the Bronx to […]

Bring on the Cherry Blossoms!  
• March 11, 2025

By Zoe Howard-Barr   On Feb. 27, National Cherry Blossom Festival leaders, clad in pink, held a press conference at the Waldorf Astoria to announce peak bloom dates for D.C.’s beloved […]

Initiative 82: The Tipped Wage Controversy Continues  
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By Zoe Howard-Barr Overwhelmingly passed in 2022, Initiative 82 has been steadily reshaping the city’s labor landscape since going into effect in May of 2023. The measure incrementally raises the […]