On tap for the weekend… Cubcakes. Sex Ed for faeries. Perverts. Rainbows over the Middle East. Bears on top. Bears on the bottom.

Lots to do this weekend: Party at the Getty and Long Beach Museum of Art, see Hairspray at Devil’s Night Drive In, and oodles of art shows!

Weekend events coming to you from Columbus, Ohio.

St. Patrick’s Day celebrations begin in Boston this weekend and the calendar is jam-packed with events. In my entirely biased opinion, this is one of the world’s gayest holidays. Really. Aside from Pride Week, when else will you see the so many celebrations involving well-dressed guys with high-pitched voices and an obsession with rainbows? I kid. Anyway, while I’m hiding from the Irish mafia, you might want to try your luck with these events…

The Getty’s concert series continues with The Living Sisters.

Welcome back to Weekend Preview, DC-based TNG-readers! This past week has been beautiful in the nation’s capital – I got to break out the short-sleeved shirts and lightweight hoodies (working in a Creative department means I get a lot of leeway in terms of dress code) – and, even though there’s rain in the weekend’s forecast, well, that’s all a part of spring, right? This winter has made me cynical, though, I guess, because I’m having a hard time believing that the fair weather is here to stay for good. Regardless, there are lots of events going on in the District this weekend to help you enjoy this preview of spring.

Enjoy the John Waters classic from the comfort of your car.

Stroll the Long Beach Museum of Art to take in new exhibitions and hear great local bands.

A queer celebration of the ladies of rock and roll.

The Black Cat will be hosting a free screening of the film Bitch Slap this Sunday.