Georgetown Business Association Celebrates 40th in Top Style

June 16, 2016

The GBA’s 40th anniversary party atop the Rosewood had an enthusiastic lineup of business friends old and new — and Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Georgetown BID Honors Pâtisserie Poupon, Sets Up Parasol Share


Coming this summer: the Georgetown Parasol Share program. #BeatTheHeat

Weekend Round Up June 16, 2016


Fathers tour Riversdale House Museum for free on Sunday, wrapping up a weekend of country, jazz, blues, salsa and classical in and around the District.

D.C. Primary: Bowser’s Allies Fall, Gray to Return to Council

June 15, 2016

Council incumbents Alexander, May and Orange lost out.

Hundreds Attend Candlelight Vigil at White House for Orlando Shooting Victims (photos)

June 13, 2016

Participants held signs and the Gay Men’s Chorus sang “We Shall Overcome.”

The Queen’s 90th Birthday Celebrated in Georgetown


The British International School’s party raised money for Levine Music.

Promising the Return of Luxury, the Watergate Hotel Opens June 14


Get ready, Washington: the Watergate Hotel is bringing sexy — along with luxury and 1960s stylings — back, honoring its scandalous history and modern architecture.

After Malia’s Graduation, Obamas Lunch at Cafe Milano

June 10, 2016

Malia Obama graduated from Sidwell Friends School this morning and decided to bring her family and friends to Cafe Milano for a post-graduation celebration. Such an occasion can be special […]

D.C. Primary Will Test Mayor-Council Balance


Guess what? There’s a primary election June 14, the last Democratic presidential primary on the schedule. By that time, after the California primary, it’s fair to say that the issue […]

Bank of Georgetown Reopens as United Bank


The Bank of Georgetown is no more. The $269 million acquisition by United Bankshares, Inc., was completed over the weekend.