Name: IT’S RED, WHITE & BBQ ON JULY 4TH for AMERICA’S 250TH AT FAIRMONT WASHINGTON, D.C., GEORGETOWN
Start: 2026-07-04T09:00:00-04:00
Location: Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Before heading off to the National Mall to celebrate America’s 250th, Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown is offering a pre-fireworks all American BBQ on Sunday, July 4 in the hotel’s red, white and blue, courtyard. 
From 2pm until 6pm, patriots, their friends and families will enjoy Executive Chef Jaime Montes de Oca’s 250th American BBQ spread; 
Heirloom Tomatoes &amp; Buffalo Mozzarella, Lemon Olive Oil
Compressed Watermelon &amp; Yuzu
Homemade Pickles
Deviled Eggs
Jicama &amp; Cucumber Slaw
Fingerling Potato Salad, Grain Mustard, Tarragon
New Orleanian Gumbo, Cornbread
Half Smokes &amp; Chili, Chopped Onion, Cheese Sauce
Roseda Farm Black Angus Beef Sliders, Tomato Jam, Aged Cheddar
Steamed Buttered New Jersey Corn
Rockfish, Mango Salsa
Save room for Executive Pastry Chef Lyndsey Barton’s decadent desserts:
July 4 Cake
Red White &amp; Blue Parfaits
Celebration cake pops
Blueberry Strawberry cheesecake
Fairmont’s Red, White and BBQ is $50 per person, $30 for children 12 and under, including a soft drink or fruit juice. Tax and gratuity is not included. Cocktails are available for purchase. For reservations, please visit <a href="https://fairmontwashingtondc.ticketspice.com/americas-250th-birthday-at-the-fairmont" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Ticketspice</a>.
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Have you ever wondered how and why the impressionist painted the way they did?&nbsp;
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Around the turn of the 20th century, there were dramatic changes in the art world. Where previous generations of artists once favored rigid techniques and spending thousands of hours in studios glazing hundreds of layers of paint, now artists aspired to create more immediate paintings and tried to more directly capture the world they saw.
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All supplies are included with the class as students will be encouraged to try out different paints, brushes, and other painting materials throughout the class.&nbsp;
Syllabus
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Week 3: Breaking down paintings into achievable steps
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Unique folklore emerges from the summer months, when the sun burns 
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branches.
Wander deep into the folklore of summer with Brittany Warman of the 
Carterhaugh School, an extraordinary educational organization which has 
earned a large and loyal following among Profs and Pints fans with its 
captivating talks on folktales, fairy tales, legends, and myths.
We’ll look at why the forest stands as the perfect setting for 
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place of uncertainty and fear. It can be dangerous, bountiful, tame, or 
wild. It shelters witches, fairies, monsters, and more under its 
branches.
From the forest come the legends of the illusive Green Man, the king 
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fairies who engage in midsummer abductions. Fairy tales like “The Witch 
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Let Dr. Warman guide you through magical forests and you’ll emerge 
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 the case. Dramatic leaps forward in brain research over the past decade
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If you are concerned about your brain’s long-term health or looking 
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• Early bird drink ticket package: 4 tickets for $32 (+ tax) 
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The popular VIP experience returns for $275 (+ tax) and includes admission for six, a reserved table for six, three bottles of local wine, six souvenir glasses, six drink tickets, early entry to the festival, special commemorative gifts, and a selection of sweets and savories for the table. 
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