Georgetown events split two ways: the university calendar, with reunions, orientation and alumni weekends, and private receptions in rooftops, historic houses and restaurants. Both reward a smaller, better-looking station over a big production.
The buildings are old and the streets are narrow, so access is the first question we ask. Is there a loading zone, a side door, a lift, or only stairs? Once we know, we pack the kit to fit: one press or a DTF setup, blanks counted to the guest list, and a table that looks at home in the room. The gear ships freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early to check the route in.
What works in Georgetown
- Live DTF for reunion-year names and class lines.
- Live hat bar for a rooftop reception where guests browse.
- Live screen printing for a campus event with one design and a long line.
- Promo & hard goods for a welcome tote at a wedding or alumni weekend.
For a bigger room, Georgetown groups often look east to Dupont or to the hotels downtown.
A station still needs about 10×10 ft and two 120V/20A circuits. In an older building, check that the circuit isn't shared with the kitchen.
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