Taylor Swift tribute artist is the new must-book act on D.C.'s birthday-party circuit

• Then the Eras Tour blew up. It was all she and her friends could talk about.
• Plus: "I've been told by a stranger here and there over the years that I 'kind of look like Taylor.'"

👀 And how: I hired Browning-Bloyd to do a dance party for my second grader. She and her friends were so stunned they barely moved during "Taylor's" first couple songs.

• "Is that really her? Is it, is it?" some small human asked me approximately every 2.7 minutes for 90 minutes straight.

✨ Browning-Bloyd says she spent a couple months essentially in method-acting mode, learning the moves and lyrics to some of Swift's vibiest songs like "Karma" and "Cruel Summer." And yep, she sings.

• A five-word review from a fellow parent, because you kind of lose perspective as a person who spends five hundos on a tribute artist for your 7-year-old: "Damn, she's actually really good!"

Run of show: 45-, 60- or 90-minute parties with outfit changes, optional choreography and various Swiftie activities.

• Step-and-repeat-style photos with each kiddo were a crowd pleaser.
• Not included: A Kelce brother (yes, your child might ask), Ticketmaster snafus or a dancing Prince William.

🗓️ Like with everything involving your D.C. offspring, plan ahead: Browning-Bloyd is already booking into January 2025.

• Yes, but: I scored a last-minute opening 3 weeks out.
• Pro tip: You won't find "The Taylor Experience" details on Browning-Bloyd's website, so email her for the details.

Price tag: $245-345 (plus travel); add a sparkly backdrop and lights for $125 (✅ recommend).