Georgetown Walking Tour: Georgetown Night Life

In May 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a bill that made it legal for the first time since 1917 to sell hard liquor to patrons standing at bars in the District of Columbia. Shortly thereafter many bars opened and students, senators & secretaries streamed through the doors of establishments such as Clyde’s, Mr. Smith’s, Mr. Henry’s, Chadwick’s, The Cellar Door, The Bayou, Blues Alley, Champions & Martin’s Tavern just to mention a few. Join Dwane Starlin, member of the Guild of Professional Tour Guides, as you learn all about the bustling nightlife of Georgetown, past and present.

FEE: $20 Members: $18

Details:
Meet at the corner of Q and 27th Streets, NW (by the east garden gates of the Dumbarton House, the tour will start at 6:00 pm sharp.) It will take place rain or shine and will last 2 hours.
You are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance. Cash or check only on the day of tour.
Children 3 years or younger are free, but must be in a stroller. No pets please.
Tour ends at Q and 27th Streets, NW.

Contact Dwane at 202-368-2737 or dwanestarlin@aol.com