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Here’s a way to kick off a great weekend! This Friday, June 5, is National Donut Day, and several chains are celebrating with sweet giveaways.

Krispy Kreme is of your choice 鈥� no purchase necessary. Customers can stop by participating locations and choose from favorites like the original glazed, strawberry iced with sprinkles or chocolate iced kreme filled. Krispy Kreme is also offering a dozen original glazed doughnuts for just two dollars with the purchase of any dozen.

Meanwhile, Dunkin’ is giving customers a with the purchase of any beverage while supplies last.

Looking for free food beyond donuts?

Food and Farm Fridays returns to THEARC in Southeast D.C. from noon until 2 p.m. Organizers will, prepared meals, fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. The weekly event is open to the community and takes place every Friday.

On Saturday, children ages 6 to 10 can get creative at Arts on a Roll at the Creative Suitland Arts Center in Prince George’s County. The from noon until 2 p.m. and focuses on hands-on art projects and imaginative learning.

Also on Saturday, Kaiser Permanente’s Healthy at the Harbor takes over National Harbor from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. The free event includes Zumba, line dancing, family activities, live entertainment and giveaways while supplies last.

Saturday evening, experience traditional Korean culture at aat Forest Green Shopping Center in Ellicott City. The event begins at 7 p.m. and features fan dancing, music and cultural performances.

Then on Sunday, head to the Howard County Conservancy in Woodstock for Pollinator Fest beginning at 10 a.m. Families can enjoy and activities focused on local wildlife and pollinators.

Whether you’re grabbing a free donut, picking up fresh produce or spending time outdoors with the family, there are plenty of ways to have fun without spending a dime this weekend.

Looking to save a little money on food this weekend? Several national chains are offering freebie and BOGO deals through the end of May鈥�

• Shake Shack is offering a with a ten-dollar purchase through this weekend using promo code 鈥淔REEBURGER.鈥�
• Sonic customers can also score with a five-dollar purchase through the app now through Sunday.
• Meanwhile, Wendy鈥檚 continues its Friday app specials, including.
• 罢丑别听Washington Nationals want to remind families that * starting today… it’s Available to all kids ages 12 & under.. Kids Meal includes a hot dog, chips and bottled water

• At The Wharf Friday night, you can catch a starting at 7 p.m. on Transit Pier.
• The Smithsonian museums , including the National Museum of Natural History and the National Gallery of Art.
• Foodies can also stop by this free entry event… for local vendors, fresh produce and small bites throughout the weekend.
• And if you鈥檙e looking for something unique indoors, the newly reopened Folger Shakespeare Library on Capitol Hill continues offering free exhibits and public programming this weekend.

• May 15 is in the D.C. region. Register in advance to get a free T-shirt and enjoy free refreshments and other goodies at pit stops along your route.
• Did somebody say free pizza? Paisano’s will be from its food truck between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. on May 15, to celebrate National Pizza Party Day, while supplies last. The truck will be parked at the restaurant’s Fair Lakes location in Fairfax.
• The will feature live music, make-and-take crafts, moon bounces, interactive fitness events, game shows and more. There will also be vendors and food trucks. It’s set for May 16 at Lubber Run Community Center and Park.
• Starting on Armed Forces Day, May 16 and continuing through Labor Day, September 7, active-duty members of the military and their families can enjoy through the Blue Star Museums program.
• There’s a tangy new limited-time collab: ! Get a 4 oz. pickle smoothie free on International Pickle Day, May 16. In addition to pickles, it’s made with bananas, kale and coconut water.
• On May 17, enjoy a free in Georgetown’s Rose Park. There will be live music, family fun, and food trucks selling tasty treats.
• Starting May 18, teens 14-19 can sign up for a , good for all of June, July and August.

• May 7 and 8, teachers and nurses can get a free exterior car wash at all . Just flash your valid work ID to get your ride squeaky clean.
• The opens its first D.C. location in Georgetown on May 8, and the first people in line starting at 7 a.m. qualify for freebies ranging from discount cards, to bottles of coffee and tea syrup, to store credit.
• This year’s runs May 9 and 10, and admission is free. In addition to checking out more than 100 artists who will be selling their creations, visitors will enjoy live entertainment.
• On Mother’s Day, May 10, instead of a bouquet, all moms visiting Atlas Brew Works’ three taprooms get one free “tulip” of any Atlas beer.
• Raising Cane’s is also celebrating moms with buy one, get one free box combos May 10 and 11 for Caniac Club members. If you’re not a member already, you need to .

• Paris Baguette has a refreshing offer for its PB Rewards members. On National Lemonade Day, May 3, with a purchase.
• May 5 is Cinco de Mayo and Taco Tuesday! That day, participating Moe’s Southwest Grill locations will give you a when you buy any entree. You have to mention the offer to get it.
• If you have a mullet, treat your lovely locks to a now through May 17. You do have to fill out an online form in advance.
• Teachers and nurses can , no purchase necessary, at participating McAlister’s Delis from May 4-8. Just show your school or medical ID at checkout.
• If your name is in the “Mike family” (think Michael, Miguel, Michelle, Michaela, etc.), show your ID to get a at participating Firehouse Subs on May 6. The company insists there’s no catch to try the brand-new sub 鈥� you don’t have to make a purchase.
• On May 6, The Greene Turtle is offering nurses and teachers who show an ID a at locations, including the one in Edgewater, Maryland. It’s a dine-in only deal.
• Is your kid interested in playing baseball? You can register them now for the at the Nationals Youth Baseball Academy on June 6. They’ll get a free T-shirt, bat and ball set, snacks and more. Kids must be between 5 and 14 years old; no experience is necessary.

• There’s no charge to attend the annual , April 24 through 26 along Wisconsin Avenue. Enjoy free musical performances, a strolling mime, face painting and caricatures. Also, some shops are offering free samples and freebies with purchase.
• has a deal tied to the NFL Draft. Through April 25, get 20 free boneless wings with a $40 online order. Use code DRAFT26 at checkout.
• The first-ever runs April 24-26 at Mackenzie’s Tunes & Tonics in Fairfax. More than 35 performers are scheduled to show off their talents, and it’s free to attend.
• On April 26, new and existing loyalty members at participating Auntie Anne’s for National Pretzel Day.
• It’s music that makes you want to move! An exhibition celebrating salsa music has opened at the , and admission is free.
• Planning to visit national parks this summer? Fourth graders can get a , allowing them and their families to get free admission to parks that charge entrance fees.
• The first happens April 29 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Arlington. Admission is free, but you need to sign up in advance for tickets. If the April performance sells out, try for tickets for performances in May through July.

• On April 15, is offering a free pastry with any beverage purchase. All you have to do is sign up as a rewards member on their app.
• From noon to 8 p.m. on April 14, Ben & Jerry’s is celebrating Free Cone Day by handing out free scoops at
• At you can receive a free packet of seeds to start your own spring garden, no purchase necessary.
• Through April 19, is offering a free medium sub when you order any size Chicken 鈥榥鈥� Cheddar Rancher on the Firehouse Subs app.
• On Saturday, April 11, attend the as it makes its way along Constitution Avenue NW.
• On Saturday, bring the kids to the National Postal Museum in D.C. for its celebrating Earth Month. The hands-on activity will create a large-scale mural using stamps and other art materials.