Brookwood in Georgetown celebrates 5 years in Georgetown

Brookwood in Georgetown celebrates 5 years on Church Street

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By Community Impact Staff | 2:17 PM Oct 26, 2016 CDT

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Brookwood in Georgetown will celebrate five years in the Georgetown area in November. The shop and cafe located at 905 N. Church Street, Georgetown offers vocational opportunities for adults with special needs. 512-943-8430. www.brookwoodingeorgetown.org

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