Struggling through the longest week ever? Not to worry — it's almost over, and this weekend promises to be epic. Not only is the first-ever Supernova festival taking place in Rosslyn, but we've also got Capitol Pride festivities and the Source Festival to add to the to-do list. For the former, Saturday's Pride Parade along 14th Street NW is one of the biggest draws, and this year's event features Lynda Carter — that's right, Wonder Woman — as Grand Marshall. On Sunday, catch performances by Emeli Sandé, Icona Pop, and Cher Lloyd.
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Source Festival is your chance to experience tons of new theater work in the span of just a few weeks. And since the District has the second-highest number of theater seats in the country, you can rest assured that there's a jam-packed schedule of events. Can't handle too much avant-garde theater? Catch one of the many 10-minute plays. Ready to dive in headfirst? Choose among three full-length plays. Bonus: On Friday, June 28, there's a wild talent show highlighting performers in the festival's productions. The bottom line? There's no excuse for another boring weekend.
Photo: Courtesy of CulturalDC; Capitol Pride/John Jack Photography