Usher in winter’s final hurrah this week with odes to the Irish, National Pi Day, women and Asian-inspired cuisine.

Cheers to women
Mola, a Michelin Bib Gourmand-listed tapas eatery, celebrates women all month with a drink menu honoring the dozen women working work there, with selections including the Ruth Bader Gimlet and the Molahatter. Bonus: one dollar from every cocktail sold this month helps support two organizations: La Clínica del Pueblo and the District Music Project. (3155 Mt. Pleasant St. NW, cocktails $12 each)

Taste of Asia
Skip the jet lag and head over to 2941 Restaurant in Falls Church on weekdays to try 10 Asian-inspired dishes for lunch or dinner. Expected dishes include Peking duck pho, Korean pork BBQ, and sakura ice cream with cherry blossom Chantilly. (2941 Fairview Park Dr., $28 and $38 for two and three-course lunch menus, or $38- $58 for three-five-course tasting menus at dinner, tax and gratuity not included)

St. Patrick’s Day-ish 
Ireland at The Wharf bills itself as the biggest St. Patrick’s Day festival and it’s got a couple of new features this year: a whiskey tasting and VIP experience. The tasting brings you samples from Roe & Co. Irish Whiskey and Bailey’s Irish Cream. Splurge on the VIP experience and you’ll score a swag bag, access to the Guinness beer garden and Roe & Co. whiskey bar, catered snacks, opportunities to meet the band, and more. Whether you go as a VIP or not, expect live Irish music all day, Irish dancers, and an afterparty nearby at Kirwan’s Irish Pub. (101 District Square SW, Saturday, 1 p.m.-6 p.m., $75 for VIP access, free entry otherwise)
Update, 3/12/20: Ireland at the Wharf has been postponed to a date to be announced.

Oh my Guinness!
The Dubliner kicks off St. Patrick’s Day early with 46-cent Guinness in the morning, followed by live music the entire day with three bands on two stages. Why the 46-cent price tag? Because that’s how long The Dubliner’s been in business. Over the years, the city’s oldest Irish pub has attracted many heavy hitters, including former President Barack Obama, former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, and former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley. (4 F St. NW, Tuesday, 9 a.m.-10 a.m. for the Guinness)

These women’s work
Celebrate Women’s Month on Thursday with the Badass Women of Cider panel and tasting at ANXO Cidery & Pintxos Bar. There, ANXO co-founder Rachel Fitz will moderate a panel discussion centered on cider and working in a male-dominated industry with Eleanor Leger (Eden Ciders), Nicole Leibon (Silo Cider), Courtney Mailey (Blue Bee Cider), and Maria Kretschmann (After The Fall Cider). Your ticket also gets you light snacks and the opportunity to taste nine ciders. (300 Florida Ave. NW, Thursday, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., $58.50)

Get your brackets together
Bar Deco unleashes a special menu during March Madness games starting Tuesday and the highlights include the Elite 8 Deco Wings with buffalo, barbecue, mango habanero, or Asian sesame sauces ($8), and the Sweet 16 Bracket Buster Burger: two double smash burgers with spicy aioli ($14). Drink specials include $4 Labatt Blue light drafts, a $10 shot-and-a-beer combos, and $5 Trulys. (717 Sixth St. NW, the specials start Tuesday and are available during games through April 6)

Nerd out on Pi(e) Day 
Get your hands dirty on Pi Day (3/14) with a pizza class at Nicoletta Italian Kitchen. You’ll learn how to make dough and construct the perfect pizza while eating snacks and sipping Lambrusco. Even more wine awaits you after class. (901 4th St NW, Saturday, 3 p.m.-5 p.m., $65)

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