The 37 best things to do in the D.C. area this weekend and next week
The action-packed closing weekend of WorldPride is behind us, but things aren't slowing down, with more Pride events including storytelling, family events and drag shows at breweries this weekend. But there's much more, too: Outdoor music festivals dedicated to jazz in Alexandria and blues in Silver Spring vie with more modern sounds at the Warped Tour. DC/DOX brings documentary films to local theaters. Shakespeare's plays are performed under the stars. A festival marking the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army arrives on the Mall, while Mount Vernon celebrates George Washington's appointment as commander in chief, and the Udvar-Hazy Center's Family Day is focused on World War II. You can listen to opera outdoors at the Lincoln Memorial, get up close to more than 400 vintage cars or toast the fourth anniversary of a spicy D.C. distiller.
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