Georgetown After Dark!

We also went to The Four Seasons Friday for the 2015 Georgetown Gala, an annual Citizens Association of Georgetown event where organizations, businesses, residents and politicos come together to cheer Georgetown and support CAG’s mission to preserve and improve its historic community. Here, EagleBank’s Jenny Shtipelman, Alchimie Forever’s Ada Polla, Lois Willcox, Creel Printing's Heidi Creel, and UPS’s Julie Sterling.

This year’s event, Bar 1878: Georgetown After Dark, spoke to the history and charm of Georgetown. Here, IDI Residential’s John Cecchi and wife Kristin Cecchi, Lyn McFadden, Jennifer Peacock, Erika Schiller, and Washington Fine Properties’ Mark McFadden.

Attendees enjoyed cocktails, delicious bites, and a high-end silent auction, which included visits in Nantucket, Paris and Aspen. Here, Office of Neighborhood Life’s Theon O’Connor and PT Jones flank The Georgetowner’s Sonya Bernhardt and Sharman Dudley.

DC’s BroadSide Sound band was a hit and got everyone on the dance floor. Here, Inova’s Mortada Shams and Curio’s Lena Farouki.

Mary-Kate Rasa, Travis Holler & Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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