For a “unique gift that no one else will have”, lovers of “artistic crafts” seek out this “longtime Georgetown fixture” and its smaller Union Station outpost for “top-quality, handmade, beautiful” American goods like wooden boxes and glass jewelry; yes, it’s “a bit expensive”, but that’s why the “beautifully displayed” items are ideal for “wedding and birthday” giving; P.S. ask the...
Country comes to Georgetown. This store sells pottery, jewelry, newly made pieced and appliqué quilts, stuffed dolls and animals, candles, rag rugs, handblown glassware, an incredible collection of kaleidoscopes, glorious weavings, and wooden kitchenware. Everything is made by hand in the United States.
There's nothing poor about this microbrew hangout, where excellent live music by local bands starts at midnight and goes on well into the wee hours. A friendly, lively, mixed crowd composes a generational cross section where the gap is bridged by a common love of music, cold beer, and good times. Open nightly from 6pm-4am.