In The Know
Kevin Spacey Talks Politics at GU
November 6, 2013Monday evening, Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey was in town and at Georgetown University with former White House politico and Georgetown government faculty member Ron Klain to to talk about ethics, power and politics.
“People behave in unethical ways to get what they want,” said the award-winning actor who plays fictional Rep. Francis Underwood (R-S.C.) in the Netflix series House of Cards.
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EGG by Susan Lazar Opens November 1st
October 29, 2013
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EGG by Susan Lazar is opening in Georgetown November 1st at 1661 Wisconsin Avenue. Egg hatched in 2003, when designer Susan Lazar decided to create a lifestyle brand designed around the needs of stylish mothers and children.
Egg Baby uses natural fabrics and clean, simple designs- with no frills or gimmicks in sight. The result is fashionable yet timeless baby clothes of the highest quality. Our organics line features soft organic cotton that is eco-friendly and perfect for sensitive skin.
On November 1st from 9-11 am, EGG will be offering all shoppers 25% off all items if they present the invitation shown at right. Bagels and coffee will be provided.
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Greek Architecture Lecture at Tudor Place October 22
October 16, 2013Calder Loth, Senior Architectural Historian (semi-retired) of the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, returns to Tudor Place Tuesday, October 22nd from 6:30-8:00 pm to trace the development of Greek Revival style and how it enriches the U.S. and European architectural landscape.
In an inimitably engaging style, Mr. Loth will use images from his personal archive and others to show how Greek architectural vocabulary describes much of what we see today in our region and to illustrate the differences between the Greek and Roman orders.
Enjoy a glass of wine before the lecture.
Complimentary to Landmark Society Members
Tudor Place Members welcome at $15
Non-Members: $20
Tudor Place is located at 1644 31st Street. Tel: 202.965.0400
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