The “Because They’re Funny” festival looks to highlight comedians of color in a three-day event at The Wharf.

The Kennedy Center will host “Funny Arabs” at the Millennium Stage on Saturday, September 9th at 6 p.m. Admission is free and tickets are already live.

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, one stand-up comedian is putting the spotlight on their community.

A hard seltzer festival, Marc Maron and Whitney Cummings doing stand-up, and Open Streets in Anacostia are among the things to do around D.C. this weekend.

Nerdvana begins, Simple Plan and Sum 41 in Silver Spring and Cinco de Mayo are all on the agenda this week.

Hotbed will offer free local standup shows, with some comedians from New York and Los Angeles stopping by, too.

Take salsa dance lessons, catch a sunset movie on the water, watch some stand-up comedy, and more.

Experience the local scene without leaving your couch.

Washington Improv Theater’s “In Lieu of Flowers” includes eulogies and a montage of scenes from the life of the “deceased.”

It’s the 10th anniversary of the Brightest Young Things comedy festival.