Party in space, see two different comics, sit in a Goddess Circle, or be that person who gets all their Christmas shopping done early (no judgment – well, kind of). Just don’t forget to set those clocks back an hour come Sunday.

Do Halloween right with trick-or-treating events, spooky parties, and fancy soirees. Once the sugar coma settles, refresh with a meditation class and juice cleanse, or just keep the ball rolling and happy hour hop.

Outside of Halloweentown, there’s the Bentzen Ball Comedy Festival, a food truck showdown, and even an apple pie contest, too.

The pumpkin and Oktoberfest celebrations are still in full-force this week, but folks overloaded on all things seasonal need not fear.

Halloween season is in full gear here in the District, and the schedule of spookiness includes something for all levels of fright tolerance. Catch a screening of “Hocus Pocus,” go on a cemetery tour, compete in a pumpkin pie-eating contest, or even listen to some Halloween-themed spoken word poetry.

This week’s line-up is a bit of a grab bag, with options for cinephiles, foodies, and thrill seekers.

This is the first U.S. exhibition dedicated exclusively to the presentation of abstraction by Black women artists.

With a Swedish film screening, free opera in the park, and a dog-friendly rooftop party, it’s another busy weekend in the District.

This week, spend a little time with the artist Renoir, learn the Lindy Hop, or take a nighttime bike ride through D.C.

It’s a big weekend: The long-anticipated All Things Go music festival and the always-filling Taste of D.C. are both taking place, so prepare for crowds. Those more inclined to smaller events need not fear: It doesn’t have to be a Netflix and Seamless weekend. Check out anything from an art opening to a houseboat show or even a ghost tour.