CAGTOWN NEWS

Robin Hill, Australian-born wildlife artist, author and fixture of the Washington cultural landscape, passed away on Aug. 8. The 31st Street resident was 94. An artist in the style of […]

Washington’s photographer of presidents, philanthropists and the city’s biggest moments has learned to see life differently. If you’ve attended a major Washington gala, a museum opening, a Kennedy Center celebration […]

In the weeks and months ahead, as previously forecast, we will see an interesting mixture of retail and restaurants making their Georgetown debut: Uniqlo, Beso Besu, Garage, Joe & the […]

By Caroline Woodward Lisa Fager, executive director of the Black Georgetown Foundation, is sounding the alarm on the District Department of Transportation’s alleged carelessness in carrying out drainage work next […]

States Ryan Rilette, artistic director of Bethesda’s Round House Theatre: “One of the things I love most about Round House is that, even as we’ve changed dramatically over 50 years, […]

Tomatoes and tiramisu, spies and basketball players — this weekend’s got it all. Watch hot air balloons ascend in Fort Washington. Observe a tea ceremony at the National Press Club. […]

Fifty years ago last month, the Rev. Timothy Healy, S.J., became the 46th president of Georgetown University. His tenure was marked by breakthrough moves, with Georgetown’s national visibility growing as […]

By Callie Solomon   A golden retriever puppy licks the last bits of a “pup cup.” A barista greets a regular customer by name. Another customer pauses to pet a passing […]

By Francis Rienzo  Could you use a virtual assistant? With TalentOurs, finding one is easier than ever.   Anything that your company needs can be easily matched to a highly capable […]

By Mia Dinunzio  As a student journalist, I have learned that journalism is not simply about producing words on a page. It is about listening, questioning, building trust and making careful […]

By Callie Solomon As the 2026-27 school year approaches, here are some of the latest developments at schools in the neighborhood — including Georgetown University — that students, families and […]

★ Tony Powell’s Fall Pick SEPTEMBER 2026 Wednesday, Sept. 16 Prevent Cancer Foundation Gala 6 p.m., National Building Museum, 401 F St. NW Themed “Puerto Rico: La Isla del Encanto,” […]

Georgetown moved fast in July. Homes traded an average of 33 days after listing, and ten of the neighborhood’s 32 closed sales landed exactly at asking. The biggest deal of […]

In the summer of 1975, I graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and came to Washington for the first time through the Wharton in Washington program. […]

By Emma Ibrahim Last Tuesday, Aug. 4, marked one year since President Donald Trump deployed the National Guard to Washington, D.C. More than 5,000 troops and millions of dollars later, […]

Though their ranks have thinned a bit before the new season begins, our DMV theaters nevertheless give us every reason to cool off in the air-conditioned comfort of their spaces […]

By Emma Ibrahim Washington, D.C., is undergoing a makeover as local artists bring the city’s culture to life with a new mural project. “These murals are all about recognizing the […]

Freedom 250 Grand Prix to Roar In “Let Freedom Rev!” is the tagline for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., the first‑ever NTT IndyCar Series race on the […]

Since three great jazz musicians were born in 1926, this year is a triple centennial for jazz fans. Two of them, trumpeter Miles Davis, born in Alton, Illinois, on May […]

By Callie Solomon A month after opening their doors, the Oak Room and Bernadette’s are settling into Georgetown’s dining scene, with a combination of elevated dining, cocktails and live entertainment. […]