Got a DC neighborhood you’ve been wanting to see, or just want to know more about Georgetown? This weekend’s the perfect chance, as WalkingTown DC on Saturday and Sunday has organized a bunch of walking (and biking) tours around the capital. Here’s a schedule (PDF) so you can plan the outing, courtesy of the District Zen masters at Greater Greater Washington.

I’m thinking of hitting up one or two of the tours, depending on how wild Friday gets (it’s Georgetown Day, after all). The picture is a house in Brookland, taken on a previous walking tour. I’ve been meaning to learn more about Brookland for a while because I keep hearing about it from people but don’t know anything about it. If my cover story about Anacostia piqued your interest, check out the Anacostia bike tour Saturday morning.

Thinking about doing any walking tours, or are you swamped with finals? Hit us up in the comments.

-Will Sommer, Blog Editor. Flickr photo from user Stgermh.

This is the last Voice before summer, so get your fill now.

• Someone jumping between two haystacks won the annual photo contest. For more pictures, check out the runners-up.
• Tim Fernholz has more developments in the Phil Cooney case.
• Georgetown Metro can’t stop, won’t stop.
• The Editorial Board commends the DC’s bike-sharing program. I’m holding out for Rosslyn-Georgetown drop boxes.
• Wanna get trashed like you’re at the Triple Crown, but unnerved by jockeys? Here’s how to do it at home.
• Georgetown art majors are graduating, so we get to judge them.
• Our softball team’s on a roll. If you look at the article’s picture, you’ll see why–that pitcher is pure rage!
• In Voices, the joys of living abroad and Voice staffers commiserate over summer love.

Just because the paper’s on vacation, however, don’t think the blog won’t be covering Georgetown and DC. The blog never sleeps!

-Will Sommer, Blog Editor