1533 Wisconsin Ave, NW
From a press release:
“Glowbar, the beloved facial-membership brand whose 30-min, affordable, custom, and results-driven treatments have made it a beauty editor favorite, will officially be expanding to Washington, D.C. this fall. Glowbar Georgetown will open in Book Hill at 1533 Wisconsin Ave NW, becoming the company’s 17th studio and the brand’s first location in the DMV.
“We’re thrilled to bring the glow to DC! We’ve built our brand in neighborhoods throughout New York City, so Georgetown felt like home in so many ways,” said Glowbar CEO and founder, Rachel Liverman. “We’ve had our sights set on a D.C. location since the very beginning and can’t wait to be a part of such a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood.”
Glowbar experienced an astonishing 40% increase in memberships year over year, solidifying its status as the revolutionary skincare destination.Offering affordable and personalized treatments, Glowbar has transformed facials into an accessible luxury for all. With a flat rate of $60 for members and $75 for stand-alone appointments, Glowbar meets the demand for consistent and transparent skincare experiences, free from complicated menus and surprise up-charges. From extractions to dermaplaning, microcurrent to chemical peels, Glowbar provides a range of customized treatments tailored to individual needs, ensuring everyone can enjoy glowing, healthy skin.
Additionally, Marla Malcolm Beck, the co-founder of Georgetown-founded beauty brand Bluemercury, serves as a key advisor for Glowbar.”
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Lexi Grant, an operations manager at Well-Paid Maids, shared her go-to spring cleaning tips with WTOP News. Step one? Declutter. Get rid of items you don’t use, find space for items that need a home and organize those areas.
Then, it’s time to dust. Lexi starts with high-touch surface areas (think: refrigerator, dishwasher, counters, microwave). One area she sees often neglected is the bedroom — and it makes sense. Heavy furniture is difficult to move around, but it’s important to really get in there so dust doesn’t affect your sleep.
In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Passing of Giacomo Puccini
The Washington Opera Society Presents
Giacomo Puccini’s “La Fanciulla del West”
Featuring: Jonathan Burton, Michael Butler, Kristin Sampson, Kevin Short, with Adam Cioffari, Andrew Boivert, Peter Burroughs, Collin Power, Josh Bates, Carl Rosenthal, Jude Regan, Jose Sacin, Solomon Collins, Anamer Castrello, Noah Mond, and Maestro Julian Benichou conducting the Chorus & Orchestra of the Washington Opera Society.
Baker Meet Up: Baking With Local Rye
Calling all home bakers and professional bakers alike! CGA is hosting its next Baker Meet Up on Monday, June 3 from 6-8 p.m. at the University of the District of Columbia. This time around, we’re focusing on baking with local
Beyond Boundaries: An Evening Curated by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa
May 22-25 at 8pm
May 25-26 at 2pm
Internationally acclaimed choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa curates a special evening, including her lauded 2019 TWB commission, Delusional Beauty. Works from emerging choreographers, Chanel Da Silva and Houston Thomas will elevate diverse voices
