There are just over two weeks before Christmas, and how better to celebrate than getting dressed up in your finest Santa suit and hitting up bars in Georgetown? The Santa Stumble has become a tradition around M Street and Wisconsin Avenue over the last decade, with dozens of Father Christmases and Mrs. Clauses and the occasional Rudolph, Blitzen and elves (both naughty and nice) showing up for a couple of pints of holiday cheer. Holiday attire is essential, but have fun with it -- previous years have included Santa Elvis, Santa wearing Kiss facepaint, Pimped-out Santa, you name it. The 10th annual Stumble kicks off at Third Edition at 4 p.m. The action heads to Rhino Bar at 7, confusing shoppers and delighting children along the way, and then moves on to Garrett's at 10, where the party rages until after midnight. And since it is Christmas, organizers are asking participants to feel the spirit of the season and donate to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, which offers support to active duty or retired members of the naval services and their families around the world.