Events in Washington This-week




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Events in Washington This-week 2026 schedule

This week in Washington, DC, the city comes alive with a diverse lineup of events across various venues. Baseball fans can enjoy multiple nights of thrilling action at Nationals Park, where the Washington Nationals face off against the Philadelphia Phillies from June 22 to June 24, 2026. The series continues with matches scheduled through June 25, offering an exciting opportunity to see top players in Major League Baseball. For music lovers, the 9:30 Club hosts a range of performances, including performances by Of Montreal on June 22, The Church on June 26, and White Ford Bronco on June 27, showcasing diverse genres from indie rock to alternative. Meanwhile, the Kennedy Center presents the musical spectacle Moulin Rouge from June 23 to June 28, featuring talented casts and vibrant performances. Theater enthusiasts can catch Othello at Sidney Harman Hall, with shows running from June 23 through June 28, offering a classic Shakespearean experience. The CareFirst Arena hosts the Washington Mystics’ basketball games against Minnesota Lynx and Portland Fire on June 24 and June 28, respectively, highlighting top-tier women’s basketball action. Comedy fans can enjoy stand-up performances at the DC Improv and The Comedy Loft of DC, with comedians like Rick Glassman, Jourdain Fisher, and Tara Cannistraci performing throughout the week. Additionally, the Kennedy Center honors comedy with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on June 28. Other notable events include the theatrical production Purlie Victorious at Studio Theatre, several concerts featuring artists such as Big Freedia, and cultural performances like Josiah and the Bonnevilles at the 9:30 Club. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, music aficionado, theatergoer, or comedy lover, Washington's vibrant event schedule offers something for everyone this week.