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Posted by on Oct 12, 2016 in Featured |

The Heartbeat of Georgetown

The Heartbeat of Georgetown

logo_smDowntown Georgetown is the cultural center of our beautiful and vibrant city.  It is the beating heart of our community.  Come enjoy it with us!

The Most Beautiful Courthouse Square in Texas.

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

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Posted by on Oct 12, 2016 in Featured |

Eating well on the Square

Eating well on the Square

 

logo_smThe best dining — and dining experiences — in Georgetown are found downtown.  From upscale to casual, you’ll find it all here.  If you haven’t already, be sure to check out Gumbo’s North, the Hollow, Eats on 8th, El Monumento, Wildfire, the Sweet Lemon, Laurie’s, 600 Degrees, Burger University, Roots or Thundercloud.  There’s something delicious here for every one!

The Most Beautiful Courthouse Square in Texas.

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

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Posted by on May 20, 2016 in Featured |

The Center of Everything

The Center of Everything

 

logo_smDowntown Georgetown is the place where everything happens in Georgetown.  There’s always something going on downtown.  Large events and festivals — like the Spring Poppy Fest, or the Winter Christmas Stroll — or smaller ones like our monthly Market Days.  Or unique ones, like bicycle races and fun runs.

Come visit the beautiful Courthouse Square in Georgetown, Texas.  The Most Beautiful Courthouse Square in Texas.

 

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

 

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Posted by on May 20, 2016 in Featured, Homepage |

Best place in America to visit for Christmas

Best place in America to visit for Christmas

 

logo_smFew places are as festive for the holidays as the Georgetown Square.  We really do it right.  The lights.  The colors.  The beautiful architecture.  The 12′ tall Nutcracker Soldiers. All together, the Square is a magical place between Thanksgiving and New Years.

No doubt that’s why the Georgetown Square was voted “7th Best Place in America to visit for Christmas” in 2015.  Wow! No small accomplishment when you consider how many places there are in America.  That’s right:  millions.  And we’re No. 7.

This holiday season, come see for yourself how amazing the season can be — and help make us #1 in 2016!

Here’s what they said about us:

7. Georgetown, Texas, has huge wooden nutcracker soldiers dotting the streets, an annual window display competition between 18 stores for the most lavish Christmas show, and the 35th Annual Christmas Stroll through Georgetown Square’s Bethlehem Village, which is like a Christmas card come to life. You may even see the Grinch and his pals in Whoo-Village.

 

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

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Posted by on May 20, 2016 in Featured |

Market Days on the Square

Market Days on the Square

logo_smIf you can only make it to Georgetown once a month this summer, make it the 2nd Saturday of every month.  That’s when Market Days come to the Square and the streets fill with crafters, artisans, and much, much more.  Now in its 20 year, Market Days is a true Georgetown tradition.

 

JUNE 11
JULY 9
AUGUST 13
SEPTEMBER 10
OCTOBER 8
NOVEMBER 12

 

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

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Posted by on May 20, 2016 in Featured |

Music on the Square

Music on the Square

logo_smThere’s always — and we mean always — something going on downtown! From Parade Day to Market Days, food, fun and music literally pour out of every corner!  Keep on top of it all by visiting the City of Georgetown’s Event Calendar.

 

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

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Posted by on May 20, 2016 in Featured |

Balcony Nights

Balcony Nights

logo_smOf course, the best place to view Georgetown’s beautiful courthouse square is from 12 feet above it!  The evening lights downtown are lovely any time of year.  And what a great place from which to enjoy Georgetown.  Come see for yourself why they call our Square “The Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas.”

 

photo credit:  Rudi Ximenez, RSX Studios

 

 

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Posted by on Dec 28, 2015 in Featured |

Nutcrackers

Nutcrackers

Standing 9 1/2 tall, 2 Nutcracker soldiers flank the 7th Street Grand Entry to the Old Masonic Lodge Building during the holiday season.  They first appeared at the building in late November, 2015, and will remain up until after the New Year.  The Nutcracker soldiers were hand-made by Christopher Damon in his shop, using wood, vinyl, styro-foam and steel rods.  Damon is Founding Partner of Damon Manriquez Partners, which owns and operates the landmark building.  The Nutcracker soldiers took over 2 years to complete.

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