It’s warm and sunny out, well, at least it’s supposed to be. Want to drink on the roof? Here’s where to do it!

At the east end of the Georgetown Waterfront, just under the Whitehurst Freeway, lies The House of Sweden. This spacious and light-bathed venue houses the Embassies of Sweden and Iceland, and often hosts a number of elegant events and exhibits. Its lawn, facing the Potomac River, is a beacon for picnickers and anyone looking for a comforting greenspace in busy Georgetown. Such a near-idyllic location makes Charlotte Gyllenhammar’s claustrophobic, unsettling Hang, currently on display in the lower-level Alfred Nobel Hall, all the more striking.

Is the Embassy of Sweden, housed in the stylishly modern new House of Sweden building at 2900 K Street, the new D.C. nightlife hot spot? A week or so ago, we noticed on Facebook’s omnipresent news feed that a few friends will be attending the House of Sweden After Dark cocktail party on Friday, an event the embassy is throwing in conjunction with the opening of their new Innovation & Technology art exhibition. Over the…