A film festival all about adventure, a concert to benefit Ukraine, free ice cream, and all-you-can-eat pancakes await you in D.C. this week.

This weekend, pick sunflowers, watch a socially distant movie in a historic cemetery, and celebrate National Ice Cream Day.

Pints of the D.C. company’s gelato, with flavors including mango lassi and pistachio cardamom, arrive in stores at the end of the month.

The plan is for it to be somewhere between 40 and 150 feet (they’re aiming for 100 feet).

And you can bid on the cow-shaped bench that sits outside.

“We want to be the little neighborhood meeting spot for a special treat.”

It’s for “321 Day,” because the company’s desserts are frozen with liquid nitrogen at -321 degrees Fahrenheit.

The idea of “Republican- and Democratic-flavored” ice cream is pretty eye roll-inducing, but hey, it’s free.

Here’s where Wag! ice cream carts will be set up over the next week and a half.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is opening on the 14th Street Corridor.