Georgetown Ministry Center’s annual “The Spirit of Georgetown" celebration, held at Christ Church’s C. Boyden Gray Hall on Oct. 14, honored longtime supporter ...

In the opening moments of Shakespeare Theatre Company’s “Frida…A Self-Portrait,” Vanessa Severo asks the audience if we can ...

Following a pre-performance discussion at 5 p.m., period ensemble Modern Musick and the Georgetown University Chamber Singers perform a concert in connection with the new critical edition of Domenico ...

A modern take on traditional country classics. Think re-imagined tweeds, updated coats and sharp tailoring styled with a luxe ...

I lived in Philadelphia and Boston before I came to Washington in 1971, two cities that are guaranteed to give you an ...

Special guests included Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and former GU President John DeGioia; 25 years have passed since DeGioia ...

District Council member Trayon White filed a motion to dismiss his federal bribery case. A mistrial was declared on Sept. 28 ...

October means pink drinks for a cause. Meet the Pink Lady, a 1910s gin-and-applejack classic with a frothy egg-white top — ...

On Sept. 26, the Kreeger Museum welcomed a sold-out audience to its main gallery for the premiere of “Vectors,” a dynamic 30-minute work for 10 performers, by the Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company, ...

It’s time for our September Realty Review! Six homes sold in Georgetown during the month, with total sales reaching $9.3 million. The biggest sale was 3627 Winfield Ln. NW, which closed for $2,375,000 ...

Georgetown’s historic C&O Canal will take center stage this Sunday, Oct. 11, when Georgetown Heritage hosts its second annual Georgetown Canal Day, a free community celebration featuring live music, ...

Chef Patrick O’Connell is interviewed by Tom Sietsema during an event titled “A Literary Coming Out Party” at Lisner Auditorium. Chef Patrick O’Connell’s debut memoir, “Main, Middle & Gay,” gives ...