Your D.C. guide to watching the Winter Olympics

First up: The opening ceremony will air Friday with live coverage starting at 2pm ET on NBC and Peacock.

• It's expected to last about three hours at the San Siro Stadium in Milan.
• NBC will also air a primetime replay Friday at 8pm.

Zoom out: NBCUniversal will air marquee events, daily coverage and nightly primetime programming.

• You can also stream the Olympics on Peacock, Hulu and Roku.

Yes, but: Watching at a bar means bigger screens, and fun food and drink deals.

🍻 Where to watch around DC

Shaw's Tavern (Feb. 6–Feb. 22)

• Go for après-ski vibes while watching the games with $14 themed cocktails; opening ceremony watch party starts at 8pm Friday. Free

Atlas Brew Works (Feb. 6–Feb. 22)

• Toast world-class athletes with a medal-winning beer flight discounted by $2.50 at all three locations (Navy Yard, Alexandria, Bridge District).

The Muni (Feb. 6–Feb. 22)

• Watch the Olympics on two wall-sized projection screens and 20+ TVs, with food and drink specials running all day. Free

Dacha / Jackie (Feb. 6-7)

• Play free Opening Ceremony Bingo at Jackie in Navy Yard during a live watch party with prizes. Over at Dacha Shaw, there's a free Olympic après-ski party Saturday (3-11pm) in their indoor loft.

Midlands (Feb. 6)

• Catch the Opening Ceremony starting at 2pm with Fernet shooters, spaghetts, shotskis and warming specials, indoors and out. Free

Jane Jane

• If you're less about watching, more about sipping, try the "Olympic Teeny Tinis" — a trio of mini martinis inspired by gold, silver, and bronze — while watching the competition ($33).