D.C. This Weekend: Beer, Wine, Swifties and More!

 

Looking for something to do in the D.C. area this weekend? Look no further! From beer and wine fests to a Taylor Swift dance party, there's something for everyone.

For the Drinkers

  • D.C. Beer Fest (Nationals Park, Sat April 13) is back with seasonal beers, food trucks, and live music. Over 70 breweries will be represented, offering a chance to try something new.
  • D.C. Wine Fest (also Sat April 13) boasts over 100 wines from 30 producers, with many new options from last year.

For the Culture Vultures

  • D.C. Comedy Festival (runs through April 13) offers a variety of stand-up options throughout the city, culminating at Dupont Underground.
  • Rat Gallery Spring Show (Sat April 13) features new work from Rob Deatherage, Indigo Cristol, and Patrick McMahon.
  • Sakura Matsuri (April 13-14) celebrates Japanese culture with food, crafts, and entertainment.
  • D.C. Emancipation Day (Sun April 14) commemorates the end of slavery in D.C. with a parade, concert, and fireworks.

For the Swifties

  • Blossoms & Starlight (Eastern Market, Fri April 12) is a Taylor Swift-themed dance party for all ages, happening just a week before her new album drops.

Other Events

  • WoCo Fest (North Bethesda, MD, opens Fri April 12) kicks off with a lineup of D.C. musicians.
  • Mount Rainier Garden Crawl (MD, Sat April 13) offers Earth Day workshops and gardening tips.
  • Sound & Sense: a Poetry Reading (Takoma Park, MD, Sun April 14) features local poets.
  • Friends & Threads Clothing Swap (George Mason University, VA, Thurs April 11) lets you refresh your wardrobe for free.
  • Pink Beats (Crystal City, VA, Sat April 13) is a free concert celebrating cherry blossom season.
  • Washington’s Impressionist Art (Sterling, VA, Sun April 14) explores the movement with a lecture and beer.

This is just a taste of what's happening in the D.C. area this weekend. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find something that interests you. Get out there and explore!

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