Dedicated to Denim
"1873 was the year that “two visionary immigrants — Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis — turned denim, thread and a little metal into what has become the most popular apparel on … [read more]
Dock Plan Would Aid C&O Kayakers, Canoeists
By Kat LuceroCurrent Staff WriterKayaks and canoes may become common sights along Georgetown’s stretch of the C&O Canal. The Georgetown Business Improvement District and the National Park … [read more]
'The Political Party'
“After five years, John has led this group with his heart and soul—that much is obvious through his impassioned words at the Embassy of Luxembourg on Wednesday night,” said … [read more]
Spring Has Sprung
The official arrival of spring this week threw me into a closet cleaning craze that finally ended this morning. There is nothing that I love more than an organized closet, and purging and sorting … [read more]
Barking Up the Right Tree
Another week, another snowstorm. Probably the “latest significant snowfall in twenty years.” Probably the “last one of the season.” Will we really look back … [read more]
Night of Broadway Stars Goes to Arena; Honoring Paul Cohn, Ford's Theatre Society
For the first time, Covenant House Washington, a non-profit organization that helps homeless youth, will hold its annual gala fundraiser A Night of Broadway Stars Gala at Arena Stage and will honor … [read more]
Gondola Across the Potomac?
The recently released Georgetown 2028 Plan includes a bold idea: connecting Georgetown's commercial district with the Rosslyn Metro station via a gondola lift which would consist of a loop cable … [read more]
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Rush Limbaugh Attacks Katherine Tallmadge
Far-right conservatives, including Rush Limbaugh, are attacking Katherine Tallmadge for her views on fighting the obesity epidemic.After being invited on FOX News' Neil Cavuto's show, … [read more]
Bonhams Hosts Spring Preview at Cosmos Club
Bonhams was pleased to host their annual Spring Reception at the Cosmos Club on Sunday, April 13th. The exhibition included highlights from upcoming auctions in New York, including newly discovered … [read more]
Mason Jar Salads: The Cure for Sad Desk Lunch
A good friend, Julia Mirabella, is a young up-and-coming attorney in town. My morning coffee group at Java House on 17th and Q Street, NW, first met Julia when she was what we dubbed a high powered … [read more]
Bocce, Anyone?
Contributors, advertisers and friends of The Georgetown Dish gathered Monday at Pinstripes for an evening of cocktails and bocce ball. Thanks to the stellar team at Georgetown's fabulous new … [read more]
WFP Lists Sunny Georgetown Townhouse
Washington Fine Properties (WFP) is pleased to list a light-filled, tastefully renovated and flawlessly designed townhouse in the heart of Georgetown's East Village. This four-bedroom home … [read more]
Don Quixote's Grape Trail
While I usually focus on great American vineyards, the wine trade is, after all global, and like many of you, that fits well within my personal interests, too. As they say, the world is your … [read more]
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