It’s that time of year: Cherry Blossoms, patios and Easter. Ok, so maybe patios are a few weeks off but that doesn’t mean we all can’t have a good weekend anyway before March ends. Even if one or two of the days might require gloves…

Google adding metro alerts [maps] Tiny Desk Concerts moving [music] New segways coming to National Mall [tourists] Photo by Patrick Onofre

Even though there still may be a few flakes in the air, we can’t help but get excited for the warm weather and all the great things to do in DC that are just around the corner. With that, we decided to ask some of our FamousDC readers what their favorite thing is to do during spring in DC. Here’s what they had to say: All you can eat crawfish boils with Abita beer at @PearlDiveDC. –Kate Bennett Golf. –David Popp Best thing to do in DC in spring is harder to do every year – get a cheap ticket to a Nationals game and then spend the whole time in the centerfield bar. –Rick Klein Nats opening day! –Mindy Finn

Keep up [SCOTUS] Letterman v. Williams [attack] Time to get your vote on [karma] Photo by Dan Lawrence

It’s the end of March so we decided to take a few minutess to look back at this cold, weather-crazed month by going through our amazing FamousDC Flickr Group. As always the photos in this group wow and remind us of how diverse and unique DC really is. Go check it out, and feel free to submit your own images of the District.

Craft Brewers descend on DC [drink] Supreme Court steals the limelight [marriage] Facebook gets more political [lobby] Photo by J.D. Moore

IRS space jam [video] BuzzFeed sports the Union Jack [launched] Pandas to Canada [shipping] Photo by Justin Schuck

Matt Lira is headed to the NRSC to be the Deputy Executive Director, the IRS spoofs Star Trek, Ken Spain turned 28 this week, Spicer fired up the way back machine, Bryce confirms he’s a boss, congrats to Josh and Barb McCoy on the birth of their new baby, Chloe …

Test yourself [spelling] New Pope learning Twitter [batman] We’re everywhere [follow] Photo by Fred King

Well not really, but in honor of the first weekend in spring we put together a good line up of events that will still keep you warm. Let’s jump right in.

ThirstDC knows how to throw a party with a good, diverse crowd. You’re always bound to run into someone you know and meet someone new – just the kind of event you want to attend and last night was no different. Kicking the evening off with a talk about weather (and who doesn’t love to talk about the weather), Thirst’s speakers didn’t dissappoint. We went from hurricanes to the moon to becoming innovation experts all in just a few (maybe too many) beers.

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The RNC put on it’s DIY gloves this week with Sean Spicer leading the charge to give the offices an upgrade. Taking down old photos, they’ve worked to bring a little bit of history and fun to the office with Republican presidential campaign signs from the past three decades autographed …

Slow day in the House? [Redskins] The better question [Fallon] It’s thirsty Thursday [drink] Photo by J.D. Moore

Just when we thought the IRS couldn’t get any nerdier… Excerpt from today’s Politico Pro Whiteboard: Rep. Charles Boustany, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee, is pressing the IRS to release a parody of Star Trek that was produced in the agency’s suburban Maryland studio facilities. …