MONDAY, JUNE 12
MASTERCLASS MONDAY: Make your way over to The Pocket and learn how to maintain and spin vinyl records. Attendees at this class can expect to gain some tips on cleaning and caring for new and used records along with setting up a turntable. (The Pocket; 7 p.m.; FREE)
CIGARS AND GAME NIGHT: Head to Ladies 1st Cigars in Clinton for an evening of cigars and games — everything from spades to cornhole. If you love cigars and game nights, this is the place for you. (Ladies 1st Cigars; 7 p.m.; $15 or the price of one cigar)
GATEWAY TO FITNESS: Get physical with DC Fray and the National Landing Business Improvement District with a free Core Power yoga class. No experience is needed, and attendees can expect to break a sweat while having some fun. (Gateway Green; 6 p.m.; FREE)
MORE: Death Cafe (Rhizome; 6 p.m.; FREE), Mindful Mondays (Eaton Hotel; 7:30 p.m.; $10+), The Comedy Shuffle (The Comedy Loft; 8 p.m.; FREE), Profs and Pints DC: The Six Wives of Henry (Little Penn Coffeehouse; 6 p.m.; $14+)
TUESDAY, JUNE 13
HAPPY HOUR DISCUSSION: Are you passionate about affordable housing in Washington, D.C.? If you are, come out for a community discussion about the politics around affordable housing. Attendees will hear from Patrick McAnaney, an affordable housing developer in D.C., and Daniel Warwick, an affordable housing consultant and former ANC commissioner in Dupont Circle. (Sudhouse; 6:30 p.m.; FREE)
APERITIVO IN TERRAZZA: Come out and enjoy an Aperol Spritz and appetizers while chatting with native Italian instructors and staff. This week’s edition of this Bethesda boutique’s recurring happy hour series will also feature freshly made buffalo mozzarella and Aperol sorbetto from Dolci Gelati founder Gianluigi Dellaccio. (Bacall & Bogie; 6:30 p.m.; $30)
CHUCKLES FOR CHARITY:Enjoy a special stand up comedy showcase to help raise funds for the Gulrukhsor Women’s Center, a crisis center and shelter for women victims of violence in Tajikistan. Grab a friend and enjoy a good laugh for a cause. (Big Bear Cafe; 7 p.m.; $20)
MORE: Nature is Made to Repeat Herself: Early Photography in the American Home(DAR Museum and virtual; 12 p.m.; FREE), High Water poet Carrie Carter book talk and signing (Busboys and Poets Brookland; 6 p.m.; FREE)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
DOG LOVERS COMEDY: Throw on your best denim outfit and grab your pup for a dog friendly comedy show. Ticket price includes reserved seating on the covered patio, BOGO discount on appetizers and $2 off all drinks. (Bark Social; 8 p.m.; $20+)
LADIES’ NIGHT: Get your hands dirty with DIY demonstrations and free gifts. The first 50 guests at this hardware store event will receive a free gift bag and all attendees will have the chance to win prizes throughout the night. (Ace Hardware Silver Spring; 5 p.m.; FREE)
ELLIOT PAGE:The Oscar-nominated actor Elliot Page, who captivated the world with his performance in Juno, shares his truth in the memoir Pageboy. The conversation will be led by Thomas Page McBee, a journalist, writer, and producer who most recently worked on The Umbrella Academy.(Virtual; 7 p.m.; $12)
MORE: National History Day (National Museum of African American History and Culture; 10 a.m.; FREE), Tunes in the Triangle (Milian Park; 6 p.m.; FREE), Language and Wine (Planet World Museum: Virtual; 6:30 p.m.; FREE), Queering Sound: Video + New Media (Rhizome DC; 7 p.m.; $5+), The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church book talk (Hill Center; 7 p.m.; $10), Arzoo Malhotra (The Comedy Loft of DC; 8 p.m.; $15 plus minimum two food or drink items)
THURSDAY, JUNE 15
LGBTQ+ MEETUP: In celebration of Pride month the Rosslyn BID is partnering with DC Fray to bring you the second annual LGBTQ+ Meetup. Come out and enjoy a night of games, music, and a complimentary welcome drink while meeting new people. (Assembly; 5:30 p.m.; $10)
FILM SCREENING:Enjoy a night of short experimental films by contemporary Indigenous producers. The program will also include a discussion of the featured films and their contributions to contemporary film culture. (Academy Art Museum; 6 p.m.; FREE)
SOUTH PARK TRIVIA NIGHT: Grab a friend and put your knowledge of South Park to the test at this week’s installment of Capital City Showcase’s themed trivia nights. Participants will be competing for a $50 Atlas gift card, and 2nd place will receive a six-pack of Atlas beer. (Atlas Brew Works Ivy City Brewery; 7 p.m.; FREE)
SING, TALK & READ: D.C.’s Healthy Start program hosts its fourth annual Sing, Talk & Read (STAR) workshop in honor of father’s day. STAR aims to encourage fatherhood involvement, promote early childhood literacy, and further develop a positive relationship between father and child. (UPO Petey Greene Community Service Center; 1 p.m.-4 p.m.; FREE)
MORE: Summer in the Parks (Carter Barron Mini Oasis; 6 p.m.; FREE), Vegan Comfort Food and Fine Wine Pairing (Sticky Fingers Diner; 7 p.m.; $110), Okapi / Teething Veils / Terrain (Rhizome DC; 7 p.m.; $10+), 1940’s Fashion Lecture (The Branches & Botanica at City Ridge; 7 p.m.; FREE), Summer Concerts: Trio Caliente (Glen Echo Park; 7:30 p.m.; FREE)
