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Every Thursday, we independently curate a mix of weekend events happening around the city. Have an event you’d like us to consider for this roundup? Send it to our team at 51st.news/submit-events.
As April winds down, celebrate music, culture, and connection in venues across the city.
Celebrate the history of jazz and salsa, explore a waterfront festival or a vintage market, or breathe deeply at one of many reflective gatherings.
Say goodbye to the cherry blossoms — and hello to a spicy comedy festival, a basketball tournament featuring local bands, and more.
Can peak bloom stay forever? Break out the allergy meds for this weekend’s stacked local events calendar — from birding to fireworks.
From celebrating women in jazz to peak bloom festivals, this weekend will spring you into a good time.
Spring is here! Celebrate the city's favorite season by dancing with DMV-based DJs, taking a culinary trip to Eatonville, and exploring LGBTQ+ identity through African art.
From soccer to skipping small talk, or Persian New Year to Pi Day, there’s something for everybody on the calendar.
From hands-on workshops to festive celebrations, there’s a little something for everyone ready to welcome spring.
Black History celebrations, storytelling events, and creative outlets
A free film festival, an underground garage racing tournament, and a Mardi Gras Shabbat await.
We've got a rare trifecta: a Saturday Valentine’s Day, early Mardi Gras and Lunar New Year celebrations, and (for the lucky among us) three days off.
Warm up with a Heated Rivalry-inspired dance party, take in theater performances filled with ghosts and vampires, and start making plans for your spring garden.
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