The Georgetowner

1 week ago | georgetowner.com | Kate Oczypok

Another weekend awaits! There are lots of fun things to do, including the first of the Nats Post-Game Concerts, a Language Science Fair at Planet Word and a concert at Ingleside at Rock Creek. Happy Mother’s Day too—don’t forget to call mom!See the Nats vs. St. Louis Cardinals and Stick Around for O.A.R.The Washington Nationals are kicking off their summer concert series with local band O.A.R. Attend the 6:45 p.m. game vs.

1 week ago | georgetowner.com | Robert Devaney

It’s the talk of the town … for some. Donald Trump Jr. is opening an exclusive new club named “Executive Branch” in Georgetown, but no one knows its location, for sure. However, DC Eater is reporting that the club will open in the former Clubhouse, located on the lower level of Georgetown Park, near the park garage entrance, at 1070 Wisconsin Ave. NW.

1 week ago | georgetowner.com | Peggy Sands

The “May” meeting of the Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) was held on April 28 and was a mixed bag of news and notices. Beginning with the Police Report, Metropolitan Police Second District Commander Tatiana Savoy said how much she appreciated tips and help from Georgetowners in reducing crime in the area. The biggest problem areas continue to be theft from autos in parking areas around Safeways and S Street — as well as, to the south, Water Street at night.

1 week ago | georgetowner.com | Robert Devaney

The Citizens Association of Georgetown held its annual meeting at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts on April 29 — which is Duke’s birthday, who was born in Washington, D.C., in 1899. CAG President Amy Titus and Executive Director Brittany Sawyer greeted the hundreds in the school auditorium. Titus happily outlined the association’s “The Citizens Association of Georgetown, Washington’s oldest civic group, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in residential Georgetown.

1 week ago | georgetowner.com | Kate Oczypok

There is perhaps no one who defined the 1960s more than the artist Andy Warhol, and author Laurence Leamer set out to discover more about not just the intriguing figure, but the women who helped inspire Warhol to become such a prolific figure of the swinging ‘60s. “He probably had more impact on the ‘60s and changing it than almost anybody,” Leamer said.