A kid-friendly outdoor movie on the Potomac, the Afro-Atlantic Histories festival and a Britney Spears dance party are all on the agenda this weekend.

This week, enjoy the D.C. Jazzfest, hit the road for the spirit trail, and celebrate the 129th birthday of expressionist artist Alma Woodsey Thomas.

And no, this doesn’t have to do with coronavirus.

The pilot program began on July 12 and will take place at seven local movie theaters.

As a piece of popcorn pop art, it has plenty to smile at.

This embarrassment of riches skewers every element of the hero’s 80-year history into a 92-minute kebab.

And don’t miss a 35mm print of Princess Mononoke.

The legendary band is the subject of a new film that’s highly anticipated by local music fans.

The festival showcases the civil rights movement, past and present.

It’s like hockey, but with comical padded shoes, a rubber ball, and plastic broom-like instruments.