Editor’s note: DCist suspended our daily events guides in mid-March. But we’re bringing back weekday and weekend posts with ways to have virtual fun. We’ll be focused specifically on digital offerings from D.C.-area artists, musicians, fitness instructors, and others. (Want us to know about a virtual event? Submit them here.) And don’t forget about our guide to free movies, audiobooks, art, and other offerings from area institutions.

FRIDAY, MAY 15

GO UNDERCOVER: Who needs an invisibility cloak when you have a disguise? Find out how spies change their appearance in a flash from the master of disguise herself. Jonna Mendez is the CIA’s former Chief of Disguise and will discuss her techniques and past missions with the Spy Museum’s educators. The online event is appropriate for kids grade 5 and up. (12 p.m., FREE)

LIVING ROOM TUNES: Northern Virginia native Lauren Calve will transport you to different times with Living Room Sessions, Sixth and I and DCist’s weekly series. Calve combines blues and Americana. She’ll be previewing her upcoming EP, out on June 23, which includes a song originally inspired by Abraham Lincoln’s inaugural address pre-Civil War. She’ll also show a special tribute video to honor frontline workers in the D.C. area who are fighting coronavirus. (4 p.m., FREE)

GROW TOGETHER: Learn how to graft your own plants from Greg Johnson, ANXO Cider’s head cider maker, and co-founders of Sangfroid Distilling Jeff and Nate. They’ll be on Instagram Live talking about the history of grafting, how to graft your own apple tree, and how to take care of it. The IG Live is free, but your own grafting kit can be delivered to your door for $25 from ANXO’s website. (5:30 p.m., FREE, or $25)

WEIRD FICTION: H.P. Lovecraft is known for thrilling generations of science fiction and horror fans. He’s even inspired board games, movies, and role-playing games. However, in this Profs and Pints online chat, Peter Herman, lecturer of theology and religious studies at Marymount University, will be examining Lovecraft’s issues with race and the role it played in his writings. The talk will also examine modern-day writers who are using Lovecraft’s own world to examine racism in more progressive ways. (7 p.m., $12)

SATURDAY, MAY 16

YOUR EVENING COFFEE: Do more with your coffee than simply gulping it down in the morning. CREATES Art Center, of Silver Spring, Md., is hosting a virtual paint night using your leftover morning brew. Learn how to paint using coffee and spend time creating something new. (6:30 p.m., $15)

HAVE A BALL: If now isn’t the time to learn how to juggle, when is? Join Knowledge Commons DC for a beginner juggling class. Experts will guide you through the basics step-by-step and you’ll actually get feedback as you go. No juggling balls, no problem: Make some at home with balloons and flour or tennis balls and rice. (2 p.m., FREE)

WINE & DINE: It’s time to do a little better than your $5 bottle of wine on your couch. Treat yourself to an exclusive wine dinner party with Slate Wine Bar sommelier and owner  Danny Lledó. He’ll be joined by winemaker Greg La Follette of Alquimista Cellars in Sonoma, California. Wine enthusiasts will get the chance to ask questions about the craft to La Follette, who’s known for his California pinot noir. A ticket will get you two bottles of wine and a three-course meal for two. (6 p.m., $220)

SUNDAY, MAY 17

PAINT THERAPY: Don’t worry if you are feeling in need of a reset. We all do. YogaWorks Dupont wants to help with a chakra energy-restoring workshop. The workshop is for all levels and includes specially selected sounds, meditation, and a guided digital paint session. The workshop is appropriate for all levels and is part of a series, so keep an eye out for additional offerings. (2 p.m., $45)

FIVE ACROSS THE U.S.: DC Fray is joining forces with chapters in New Orleans, Jacksonville, and Phoenix for an epic bingo game. Every Sunday night for the next month you can join six rounds of bingo and snag Fray Player Credits. Fifty percent of proceeds from tickets go to a local business or charity in your area. All you need is your phone and your laptop—two screens are necessary. (6 p.m., $5)

COMEDY NOSTALGIA: The Comedy Loft, which is Bier Baron Tavern’s collective of comedians, is bringing a virtual show to your apartment. Five of your favorite comedians will make you nostalgic with five minutes of their own routine and then five minutes of new material. A portion of ticket sales will go to a layoff fund for the comedians. (8 p.m., $5)