A Collector of Senegalese Jewelry Tells Her Story
The exhibition “Good as Gold: Fashioning Senegalese Women,” showcasing jewelry created by master goldsmiths in Senegal in the early and mid-20th century, opened on Oct. 24 at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art.
Haute & Cool: A Touch of Spice
As the temperature drops, we tend to cozy up to a palette of deeper, darker hues. This year, let’s embrace a wardrobe of rich, exotic color.
A Touch of Spice
As the temperature drops, we tend to cozy up to a palette of deeper, darker hues. This year, let’s embrace a wardrobe of rich,...
At Atlas: Rebecca Magnuson’s ‘She Sings’
The one-woman show by the singer-songwriter and former Georgetown resident will be performed Friday, Nov. 16, at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. Ten percent of the proceeds will go to Knock Out Abuse.
Gala NIGHTS
In the fall, invitations arrive for celebrations, balls and fundraisers galore. These evenings are centered upon a theme and a cause. A level of...
Weekend Round Up September 27, 2018
This Saturday, you can have your animals blessed at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, then consume one species in particular (while supporting its conservation) at Oyster Wars.
Happening Tonight: Georgetown Twilight Shop
Highlights include an open wine bar and 25 percent off all purchases at Athleta, the chance to win a $1,000 shopping experience at Polo Ralph Lauren and happy hour until 9 p.m. at Ladurée.
Picnic in the Park
August is here, and what better way to celebrate the remaining days of summer than with a picnic? Wow your friends with these classy...
Georgetowner Was First Miss America
Margaret Gorman was crowned “Miss America” in 1921. She also snagged a less politically correct title, “The Most Beautiful Bathing Girl,” for her turn at the “Bather’s Revue.”
Fall Fashion Forecast: Men’s Edition
Fall style for menswear continues to focus on the luxury lifestyle, but designers are redefining iconic pieces to provide optimum comfort. AW18 means finding...
