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Georgetown socials donned their best patriotic apparel for the second annual Red White and Boom, put on by preppy hangouts George and Mason Inn at the Kastles Stadium on the Wharf. Music by Yacht Rock Revue, DJ Ricky Schramm, Drew Dixon Live and the Morrison Brothers Band kept people dancing, and familiar bartenders from George and Mason Inn served strong drinks for the duration of the five hour party. More»
[Updated 7/2/2012 6pm] Assuming the entire government will be shut down due to a massive, DC-wide hangover on July 5, you should go ahead stash one of these in your desk now, then try to hit as many of these wild July 4 parties and events as you can.
Whether you pick the party at Kastles stadium, reserve a table on the W Hotel's roof, or get a ticket for the Boomerang Boat, you MUST grab a view of the National Fireworks show! More»
Red, White and Boom with George and Mason Inn will be the place to be on July 4, and you should absolutely go ahead and assume you will have the day off of work (or, fine, be responsible and ask your boss) so you can take advantage of the lowest ticket price available for the bash, as the ticket price is growing $1 per day. More»
The Easter Bunny was spotted in Georgetown at George on Saturday night, letting loose with wicked dance moves, Easter shots and slushies at the Third Annual Cadbury Classic, aka, his last hurrah before coordinating thousands of Easter egg hunts and millions of baskets of candy the next day.
Judging by photos on LNS, it looks like he didn't waste time finding a partner to bunny hop with... More»
Whether you were dancing to electronic music with GLOW, dancing under rainbow lights at the W, searching for a midnight kiss in a sea of 7,000 at the Gaylord, or watching the ball drop in NYC from your couch, this New Year's Eve was certainly one for the record books! Get yourself caught up with everything you don't remember, and everything you wish you did, with our ode to the best soirees in DC that rang in 2012. It could be the end of the world as we know it.
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Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
