The event’s organizers and participating arts organizations are looking at ways to build on this year’s success.

In addition to the annual two-day arts fest, restaurants across the city will be participating in an 11-day “dine all night” event.

The annual citywide event kicks off Friday in nearly two dozen neighborhoods across the District, featuring everything from silent discos to wing-eating contests.

It’s festival season: Celebrate Fall Fest in Tysons Corner, Art All Night in all eight wards, clay pottery in Brookland, or Petworth (in Petworth).

16 Main Street programs and BIDs across all eight wards will host a diverse set of installations, performances, and food specials on Friday and Saturday.

Art All Night kicks off this weekend.

The annual festival of art and culture takes over eight D.C. neighborhoods on Saturday. Here’s what each hub has to offer.

We break down your late-night art agenda neighborhood by neighborhood.

Eight hours of art in five neighborhoods.