HERE TO HELP YOU

Georgetown Main Street is here to help you. When you succeed, we all succeed.

GMS offers services to help the small and local businesses along the commercial corridor.

If you own or manage a small business within the Georgetown Main Street corridor, join our Small Business Updates email list to receive timely news and resources straight to your inbox. 

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IMPORTANT DATES

  • March 4: GMS Small Business Grant Application Opens

  • March 20 -April 17: Cherry Blossom Festival

  • April 6: GMS State of the Street 

  • April 29 - May 1: French Market

  • May 9 - 15: Shop Georgetown Week

  • May 19 - 22: Georgetown University Graduation for Class of '22

  • May 28 - 29: Georgetown University Graduation for Class of '20

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GMS RESOURCES

  • Resource Guide for current and prospective businesses. Includes Georgetown groups and DC agencies to know and help you. View here.

  • Guide and FAQ to the Old Georgetown Board (OGB). View here.

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GROUP TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS (GTAP)

GMS provides technical assistance and training to businesses in a small group format. GMS brings in professional consultants to work with business owners on specific topics to help improve the operations of their business. 

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Grow with Google - Using Google My Business

Missed the meeting? View the recording here. Password: Gt20007!

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Digital Marketing 101

Missed the meeting? View the workshop materials and recording here.

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SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOPS​​

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SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS
Georgetown Main Street Grant- FY22 Application Cycle will open Friday March 4.

The GMS Small Business Grants program is intended to help small businesses with both physical and operational improvements. Learn more about our 2021 grant recipients on the blog here.

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More info on our grants here.

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GEORGETOWN RETAIL MARKET ANALYSIS

This report provides a retail market analysis for  Georgetown Main Street (GMS). The purpose of this study is to help understand the context of the area, evaluate current  and projected retail conditions along the corridor, and identify what changes could help better serve current and prospective new businesses within the program’s  boundaries. View here.

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