The Capitol Hill Sip & Shop kicks off at Labyrinth Game Shop. (Photo via Facebook)

This week’s agenda includes partying like it’s no longer prohibited, exchanging canned goods for a can of beer, date night at the Zoo, and more.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 5

SIP & SHOP: The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce’s Holiday Sip & Shop features a traveling holiday tasting and the chance to win prizes from Capitol Hill businesses. Start at Labyrinth Games & Puzzles to collect your wine glass, shopping tote, and shopping map, then collect stamps from the five businesses listed on the map for your chance to win prizes from Capitol Hill Yoga, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, East City Bookshop, Hill’s Kitchen, and more. (Labyrinth Game Shop, 6-8 p.m. FREE, registration required)

HOLIDAY COMEDY: Capital Laughs hosts a Holiday Extravaganza at The Passenger, featuring jokes and a Q&A about the holidays. The show is free, so you can spend all your money on drinks. (The Passenger, 7:30-10 p.m. FREE, registration required)

REPEAL DAY: On this day in 1933, 13 years of Prohibition came to an end. Celebrate 83 years of the 21st Amendment at Jack Rose Dining Saloon’s 5th Annual Repeal Day. The evening festivities will include a Pappy Van Winkle & Bourbon & Rye Whiskey Happy Hour from 5-7:30 p.m., and prohibition era punches and cocktails from 6 p.m.-12 a.m. Plus, come in your best period attire for the chance to win a cocktail tasting for two at Dram & Grain. (Jack Rose Dining Saloon, 5 p.m.-close, FREE admission)

CABARET: Monumental Theater Company, the company developing works for millennials by millennials, presents Warm & Toasty, a cabaret starring Florrie Bagel, featuring Allie O’Donnell and Tiziano D’Affuso. An evening of classic holiday tunes, feel-good musical theater, and smooth jazz standards will be followed by the 2017 Season Announcement Party. (Signature Theatre, 7:30-9 p.m. $40)

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Take a ride on a horse drawn carriage during Shirlie at the Village (Photo via Facebook).

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6

***Due to the inclement weather forecast, Shirlie’s Annual Light Up the Village Tree Lighting event is CANCELED***

TREE LIGHTING: Last week, rain put a hold on Shirlie Lights Up the Village. There is also rain in the forecast for tomorrow, so cross your fingers you’ll actually be able to ride on a horse drawn carriage. In addition to complimentary rides (with the donation of a non-perishable food item to benefit the Arlington Food Assistance Center), the event will also featuring live musical performances, photos with Santa, a tree lighting, and more. (The Village at Shirlington, 6-8:30 p.m. FREE)

SPA NIGHT: Register for one of six complimentary mini-services during Fountains Day Spa’s Annual Winter Open House. Featured services include a scalp massage, hand massage, facial, and more. Plus, before or after your mini-service, you can enjoy drinks and hors d’oeuvres, live demos, discounts, raffles, and more. (Fountains Day Spa – Guinot, 5-8 p.m. Call the salon to reserve a time slot for a mini-service, FREE)

HOLIDAY BAKESHOP: Learn to make the Shameless Chef’s signature dreambites during the Ugly Sweater Holiday Bakeshop, presented by The United Women in Business Foundation. Enjoy a drink with the Shameless Chef herself, Sandie Diamond, and take home a package filled with goodies. As you might have gathered from the event name, ugly sweaters are encouraged. (WeWork Manhattan Laundry, 6:30-8:30 p.m. $20)

COMEDY: Comedy on the Table, D.C.’s longest running stand-up comedy show to feature all women, turned five this past October. This week, they’re hosting four anniversary shows, the second of which is Comedy Beyond the Table, featuring nine performers who have all graced the stage at previous Comedy on the Table shows. A benefit for N Street Village. (Songbyrd Music House & Cafe, 8 p.m. $5)

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Shaw Main Streets’ hosts its Annual Holiday Party at the Howard Theatre. (Photo via Facebook)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7

HOLIDAY PARTY: Shaw Main Streets hosts its Annual Holiday Party, featuring signature dishes from Shaw restaurants, wine and soft drinks courtesy of Douglas Development Corporation, music by DJ Black Santa, and more. (Howard Theatre, 7-9 p.m. FREE, registration required)

CANNED FOOD EXCHANGE: Exchange a canned good for a can of beer at Pizzeria Paradiso’s annual Give a Can, Get a Can event. This Wednesday, the promotion only applies to the Georgetown location, but the same event will be held at other locations in subsequent weeks. Available beers include Oskar Blues, DC Brau, 3 Stars, Jacks Cider, and more. All canned goods will be donated to Martha’s Table. (Pizzeria Paradiso Georgetown, 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. FREE)

HOLIDAY STOCKINGS: Sew your own stocking at Studio Tissue 8’s Sip & Sew Pop-Up. Ticket includes wine and cheese, plus all materials, ranging from leather to tapestry. (Union Market, 6:45-9 p.m. $35)

JEWROTICA: Hear readings taken from Jewrotica, the online hub for Jewish sexual expression. Plus, participate in “sexy Jewish trivia”, hear anonymous audience confessions, and more. (DCJCC, 7-8:30 p.m. $12)

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This Thursday is Date Night at ZooLights. Photo by (Photo via John Sonderman)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8

DATE NIGHT: ZooLights is perfect for a date night as is, but a champagne cocktail, hot toddy, snow-less tube rides, carousel rides, and sweet treat will make it extra special. This Date Night special is $65 per couple. (National Zoo, 5-9 p.m. $65).

BACON AND BOURBON: Fill your evening with bacon, bourbon, beer, bites, and bluegrass during the return of Washington City Paper’s Bacon & Bourbon Whiskey Festival. All attendees will have access to eighteen liquors & breweries, plus nine restaurants and food companies. (Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain, 6-9:30 p.m. $55-110)

HOLIDAY CARDS: This month’s Wine & Design will provide attendees with everything they need to make their own holiday cards. Get your mailing list together now. (Byrne Education Loft, National Postal Museum, 5-7 p.m. $11.50)

TINY HOUSE: There will be an opportunity for you to tour a tiny house on Sunday. Until then, you can get your tiny house fix (with a side of snacks and beer) at this tiny house talk and Q&A at Patagonia. Learn about what resources you can free up by building and living in a tiny house. (Patagonia, 7-8:30 p.m. FREE)

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