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Mark Hudson, Executive Director at Tudor Place featured speaker at Cultural Power Breakfast

March 30, 2023/by Janet Wall

The GEORGETOWNER

By Richard Selden • MARCH 30, 202

Mark Hudson, Executive Director of Tudor Place Historic House & Garden, will be the April 20, 2023 speaker in The Georgetowner’s Cultural Leadership Breakfast Series — now the Cultural Power Breakfast Series. Since 2014, The Georgetowner’s monthly Cultural Leadership Breakfast Series has presented 48 insider talks by heads of area museums, theater and dance companies, performing arts venues and other arts organizations. Held at the Four Seasons Hotel, 2800 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW. Doors open at 8 a.m. for a buffet breakfast; the program follows from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. To purchase tickets, click here.

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Easter eggs are hidden all around the DMV! Pick from several Easter egg hunts coming up

March 29, 2023/by Janet Wall

Tudor Place makes top listing for Easter events in the District.

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by Makena Roberts | Wed, March 29th 2023

WASHINGTON (7News) — Easter is right around the corner and there are several events to choose from around the DMV this spring season! Some events require participants to purchase tickets in advance while others are free. 7News has gathered the information for various events in the DMV:

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As of March 31, tickets for all 3 date listings are sold out. Please join us again next year for Eggstravaganza!

Exploring Georgetown: 10 Things To Do In The Historic Neighborhood Of Washington D.C.

March 1, 2023/by Janet Wall

from thetravel.com

By Felix Ngeso

Shutterstock | Jefferson Memorial and Tidal Basin, Washington DC

Georgetown, D.C.’s oldest neighborhood, has plenty of captivating activities perfect for the outdoorsy, art lovers, history buffs, and foodies. Georgetown, famed for its historic beauty and cobblestone streets, is one of Washington D.C.’s best neighborhoods worth visiting. It may be D.C.’s oldest neighborhood, but it has a magical charm that leaves tourists with mind-blowing experiences. Georgetown is walkable, so getting around is effortless for those who want to experience it like a local. Adventures can also rent bikes or use the public transport system with plenty of stops. From discovering historical places and fashionable shops to gorgeous parks, these activities make up for a remarkable Georgetown experience.Tudor Place comes in at #5.

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