Regardless of whether your cuffing season has been a success, the D.C. area has everything you need to mark Cupid’s season.

Family-friendly festivals, spooky film screenings, and specialty cocktail menus: There are plenty of ways to get into the spirit of spooky season in the region.

A cookout party with ax throwing? A scavenger hunt for the youngest local historians? A bar crawl through Dupont? The nation’s capital knows how to celebrate July 4.

This weekend, celebrate the (eventual) coming of spring with a artisan market in Brookland, a meatball contest (yes), and a Logan Hardware party.

Stores and restaurants across the region are preparing for Valentine’s Day, and there’s plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday, regardless of your relationship status. 

Story District tackles “firsts and lasts,” the Anacostia Community Museum hosts a MLK Day program, and Strathmore features Beatles music at events around D.C. this week.

Catch performances by the Gay Men’s Chorus, explore an interactive light display in Adams Morgan, buy a warm drink at a downtown holiday market, or celebrate Kwanzaa in Anacostia.

Get after your goal … of watching the men’s soccer World Cup in a comfortable location around the D.C. area, no matter what time your team is playing.

There are ways to observe Veterans Day, the beginning of holiday lights season, and a free salsa concert in Dupont Circle among the events around D.C. this weekend.

Your festival line-up is packed. Get ready for (so) many Oktoberfests, the Daschund 500, arts and crafts,and plenty of neighborhood pride.