PorchFest! Derby parties! Cinco de Mayo! Racing chihuahuas!

Why it matters: The weather's cooperating (60s, no rain) for what promises to be a jam-packed weekend calendar.

🎸 This year's Adams Morgan PorchFest lineup features 100+ bands and 25+ stages.

• Performances are on from 2pm to 6pm — classic rock, blues, hip-hop, indie, you name it.
• Plus: You can find deals at AdMo restaurants and businesses, from drink and food specials to haircuts.

Pro tip: Arrive early if you want to beat the crowds for lunch, organizers say.

🍾 Meanwhile, Cinco de Mayo events are happening ahead of Tuesday.

• The annual Margarita March takes place Saturday from 1–8pm, with tix getting you into 8 venues for 4 oz samplers at each. First stop: Public Bar.
• Bryant Street Market hosts a block party on Saturday, with a DJ, taco and drink specials from Taqueria Habanero & Alegría Bar, and a mariachi band.
• On Sunday, there's a free salsa concert at MXDC Cocina Mexicana on 14th Street.

🐶 Aaaand the tiny-but-mighty are back at The Wharf, for Saturday's annual Running of the Chihuahuas.

• Dog costume contests, a Pacifico beer garden, adoptable pet parade, and of course the race will kick off at 2pm.

More events this weekend:

🗺️ D.C.'s such a cosmopolitan town, thanks to events like Saturday's Around the World Embassy Tour. Dozens of nations are opening their doors and sharing food, art, culture and music. Events DC has an app to help plan your trips and souvenir passports are available.

🏇 The Kentucky Derby's official bourbon, Woodford Reserve, is helping put on a watch party at the Salamander on Saturday, running 4-9pm. There'll be live music, an open bar, and contests for best dressed (and best hat).

• Navy Yard's Jackie is also encouraging guests to don their fanciest hat for brunch, and an evening party to watch the 152nd running.

🥃 Bourbon & Bluegrass will take over Lincoln's lawn on Saturday and Sunday, for the chance to listen to live tunes while sipping whiskey. Food trucks will be on hand and families can bring kids too. Adult tix $50+

🎠 Carousel Day is going down at Glen Echo Park on Saturday, celebrating the season's opening of the 105-year-old Dentzel merry-go-round. Plus: Performances, art projects and more for families from 11am to 4pm. RSVP encouraged

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If you're staying on your couch, here are a few new streaming picks worth checking out.

"Wuthering Heights" — available tomorrow on HBO Max

• Director Emerald Fennell's Gothic, broody R-rated take on the Emily Brontë classic stars Margot Robbie as Cathy and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff.
• State of play: The film was a box-office hit despite mixed reviews. HBO Max is releasing the standard and ASL versions the same day.

"Widow's Bay" — Season 1 available now on Apple TV+

• Matthew Rhys plays Tom Loftis, the mayor of a remote New England island desperate to attract tourists — as warnings about an ancient curse start coming true.
• Zoom in: Created by Katie Dippold ("Parks and Recreation") and directed by Hiro Murai ("Atlanta," "Barry"), the show promises character-driven comedy mixed with genuine horror.

"The House of the Spirits" — available now on Prime Video

• The first Spanish-language TV adaptation of Isabel Allende's acclaimed novel follows three generations of women — their secret loves, politics and conflicts — in a conservative South American country.
• Behind the scenes: The 1993 film adaptation with Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons was not well-received by critics. Allende herself serves as an executive producer on this version.

"Tales From the Crypt" — Season 1 available tomorrow on Shudder

• Boils and ghouls can stream the cult favorite horror anthology series from the '90s — gore, profanity, macabre puns and all.
• Zoom in: It features the wisecracking Crypt Keeper (John Kassir) and a number of high-profile guest stars (Brad Pitt, Demi Moore, the late Catherine O'Hara and many more).

"My Killer Father: The Green Hollow Murders" — available now on Paramount+

• A woman accuses her late father of killing dozens of women, including his wives, in this docuseries.
• What's happening: The filmmakers spent three years investigating the claims, revisiting a decades-long mystery tied to "The Monster of Green Hollow."