From an email:
“The lower Georgia Avenue businesses are launching First Friday on May 5th from 6-8pm. This will be a monthly recurring activity with a growing number of businesses offering specials, highlighting DC artists and musicians.
We are partnering with the Petworth Arts Collaborative on this with a vision for a vibrant First Friday from Upshur to Euclid in the hopefully not too distant future.
The spring just got more exciting! We are launching the first First Friday on lower Georgia Avenue on Cinco de Mayo. Join us this Friday, May 5th from 6-8pm for our monthly celebration of the Georgia Avenue community with specials and live events at our local businesses, see list below. More to join in the future!
The participating businesses are:
Colony Club – 3210 Georgia Avenue NW
Live music by Three Man Soul Machine
Heat Da Spot Coffee Lounge – 3231 Georgia Avenue NW
Enjoy a free cup of coffee as you choose from the many delicious offerings!
District Dogs – 3210 Georgia Avenue NW
Find out why Jacob chose free hot dogs to celebrate Cinco de Mayo and the first First Friday and win a District Dog T-shirt in the raffle
Union Drinkery & Small Fry – 3216 Georgia Avenue NW
Enjoy a $5 margarita and amazing sandwiches while you enjoy art… on the spacious back patio. Dogs and children are welcome!
Walls of Books – Washington, DC – 3325 Georgia Avenue NW
Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine as you peruse the books. Check out the children’s section! Buy 5 get 5 free! Who can resist an offer like that?
The Midlands DC – 3333 Georgia Ave NW
Relax in the beer garden with your dog and ask for the “First Friday special”. Surprise!
Esencias Panameñas Restaurant & Catering – 3322 Georgia Avenue NW
Fish Fry Friday! One fish entrée at regular price, get second at ½ price
Yoga Heights – 3506 Georgia Avenue NW
Kick-start your weekend with this special Friday evening yoga class set to the teacher’s favorite mix of Hip Hop, Dance, and R&B music. This class is a fun, powerful, and amped-up flow, promising to leave you sweaty and ready to dance the night away (perhaps after a shower!).
Thank you to all of our participating businesses! Follow us to be the first to know which additional businesses will join us in the months to come!
We have partnered with Petworth Arts Collaborative to bring you more art, music and theatre and community engagement while supporting our local businesses, so stayed tuned for more on that!“
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