Before construction begins on a new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown, the Water Street Project is host to art installations and unique events.  The temporary arts and events space is a partnership between the owners of Cafe Bonaparte and Napoleon Bistro, and the arts+ events group,  No Kings Collective.  theWaterstproject.com Photo by Ben Droz
Before construction begins on a new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown, the Water Street Project is host to art installations and unique events.  The temporary arts and events space is a partnership between the owners of Cafe Bonaparte and Napoleon Bistro, and the arts+ events group,  No Kings Collective.  theWaterstproject.com Photo by Ben Droz
Before construction begins on a new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown, the Water Street Project is host to art installations and unique events. The temporary arts and events space is a partnership between the owners of Cafe Bonaparte and Napoleon Bistro, and the arts+ events group, No Kings Collective. theWaterstproject.com Photo by Ben Droz
Before construction begins on a new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown, the Water Street Project is host to art installations and unique events.  The temporary arts and events space is a partnership between the owners of Cafe Bonaparte and Napoleon Bistro, and the arts+ events group,  No Kings Collective.  theWaterstproject.com Photo by Ben Droz
Before construction begins on a new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown, the Water Street Project is host to art installations and unique events. The temporary arts and events space is a partnership between the owners of Cafe Bonaparte and Napoleon Bistro, and the arts+ events group, No Kings Collective. theWaterstproject.com Photo by Ben Droz
See photo in original gallery.