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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.
Welcome the summer with a family Pride festival, an outdoor Hamilton sing-along, and even a baby rave.
Celebrate the warmer weather at a local music festival, a Saturday night comedy show, or a film screening — all free!
Go on an ice cream tour, catch some local music, learn to tap dance, and more options to keep you busy on this long weekend.
Celebrate May’s new beginnings by dancing with local bands and DJs, exploring AAPI history and folklore, and watching the sunset from a rooftop.
Spring is here, and the city is full of festivities, including a tiki vinyl night, a migratory bird celebration, and a Mother’s Day bike ride fundraiser.
This is a weekend for celebrations — from National Poetry Month and Cinco de Mayo, to AAPI Heritage Month and Dawn Chorus Day.
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.
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