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Just FYI: Multiple events featured in our Things to Do column have been cancelled due to weather forecasts. Stay safe and dry tonight and tomorrow. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2024/…

Stopped by Crooked Run Fermentation Union Market for a slice and a pint on the way home, and a customer was letting bartenders spin his new colored “Brat” vinyl on the turntables behind the bar. That’s community.

To do this weekend: • Gold-medal soccer viewing parties • Jazz in the Parks • A brewery crab feast • A "Dre Day" celebration • Caribbean Family Day • '80s dance parties • Laughs with Fred Armisen and Rachel Bloom All the details, no paywall: wapo.st/4dsFDES

Reminder: If you want to compete in any contests at the DC State Fair — Best Sourdough, Best Needlepoint, Best Homebrew, Funkiest Looking Vegetable, etc. — you have *one week* to register. Fair is Sept. 7. Info here: dcstatefair.org/contests

Your things to do: • Three (3!) county fairs • Celebrating Chuck Brown • D.C. Plant Week begins • D&D at the Museum • DC’s coolest frozen cocktail contest • Alexandria Restaurant Week • Singalong “Sound of Music” • Much more! All details here: wapo.st/3X7jGpD

The Premier League returns this weekend, and D.C. bars are ready to welcome back official supporters’ groups. Here’s where to find your favorite team: wapo.st/3SRozR9

I did not have “Alessia Russo’s parents coming to the post-match party” on my Arsenal Women American tour bingo card, but here we are.

This week’s agenda: • National Book Festival • Opera in the Outfield • “Sounds of Africa” after-hours concert series • DC Brutalism vs DC Punk • Late hours at the Arboretum • The Sports Bra comes east • “Beyoncé vs Gaga” drag show Read here: wapo.st/3Axa4f1

JD Pritzker and Wes Moore doing Malört shots on camera is the energy America needs.

What are you doing this evening? What about… • An evening stroll at the National Arboretum • Arab poetry at the Folger Theatre • ‘Beyoncé vs Gaga’ drag throwdown • A Sophie tribute dance party • A pop-up bar dedicated to women’s sports Details here: wapo.st/3yS7waQ

A couple of spots have opened up for this if you can be at Duke’s Grocery Dupont location (NOT Navy Yard) by 4:15pm and DM me. 21+ only and NOT a meet and greet session.

Thanks, Arsenal America

Definitely getting those “SURPRISE! AT THE CLUB” 9:30 vibes.

D.C.’s popular after-hours museum parties come roaring back in September. Here are 11 to put on your calendar, from a salsa party to a speakeasy evening, with details on how to reserve (mostly free!) tickets. wapo.st/4dMZAXt

This weekend, we’re planning on: • DC JazzFest • The NSO on the Capitol lawn • Chinese and Afro-Latino festivals • Farms with apple picking, flowers and corn mazes • Bar crawls • Outdoor dance parties • DC’s only 0.5K race Read more here, free: wapo.st/4dFttZG

Let me tell you about this D.C. hidden gem …

PSA: If you haven't entered the online lottery for tickets to the National Gallery of Art "A Night in Paris" after-hours party, you have about 90 minutes to do so. Link: nga.gov/calendar/commu…

Ideas for this weekend: • The [free, outdoor] Rosslyn and Silver Spring jazz festivals • DC State Fair • Fort Dupont Concerts • Oktoberfest at award-winning breweries • Arty 'Homecoming' party at The Phillips Collection • & 2 dozen more! Details here: wapo.st/3XHn2jv

How. Why.

We all know the Chiefs Kingdom viewing parties are at Blackfinn Ameripub Franklin Square, and Easy Tiger has declared itself a Ravens bar, but the real question is: Where are the Swifties watching the NFL’s opener? (Or are people already making friendship bracelets at the Finn’s bar?)