Rose Park Market To Open with Piñata
• May 1, 2023

The popular open air market at Rose Park will open the season on Wednesday, May 3, at the corner of O and 26th Streets NW with an array of the […]

Stroud 5k Returns for Children with Learning Differences
• April 26, 2023

Lindsay Stroud was the winner of the Stroud Foundation 5k Race April 22 on the Capitol Crescent Trail. The Stroud 5K was resurrected after a pandemic pause. It raises funds […]

Concerts in the Park Bounces Back for Earth Day With the Soul Crackers
• April 24, 2023

The Citizens Association of Georgetown hosted Concerts in the Park on Sunday, April 23, at Rose Park, 26th & P Streets, along with the Friends of Rose Park. In honor […]

Interactive Window Installation to Boost Women’s Rights
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Up Wisconsin Avenue, where Chevy Chase window shoppers stroll – and across the street from Saks Fifth Avenue near Tiffany & Company –  a provocative “community photo-collage installation” has been […]

90th Georgetown House Tour Has Thunderous Conclusion
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The hot tea, homemade crustless cucumber, olive, tuna and chicken-salad sandwiches and lemon, orange and chocolate cakes were greeted with special joy by dozens of somewhat bedraggled participants of all […]

Business Ins & Outs: Streets Market, Dig, Ever/Body, Fangyan
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In: Streets Market, Now on P A well-stocked grocery store opened in the former 7-Eleven space at the northwest corner of P and 27th Streets on Friday afternoon, April 21. […]

Clotheslines Rock … and Solar Panels, Too!
• April 20, 2023

By James F.X. Payne Here’s down-home advice for Earth Day from a creative Georgetown resident that saves the planet and money. To many readers, a clothesline is a totally alien […]

Shop and Dine Sustainably in Georgetown This Earth Day
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Looking to shop and dine sustainably in Georgetown this Earth Day weekend? Here are some local opportunities to help and honor our planet this April 22 and beyond. Allbirds , 3135 […]

Emancipation Day Weekend Celebrates D.C. 
• April 17, 2023

Today, Washingtonians observe a unique American holiday that’s part of their history but affects the rest of the country, too. D.C. Emancipation Day honors the day, April 16, when President […]

Public Safety: Mayor’s Initiatives, MPD Newsletter’s Solace, Latest Crime
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While many D.C. residents view crime in the nation’s capital fatalistically – after all, what is to be done about the daily drumbeat of carjackings, shootings, and stickups? – the […]