15: Restaurants reviewed by Tom Sietsema in the 2012 Spring Dining Guide.

1.9: Average star rating awarded by Sietsema in the guide. (Restaurants receiving two stars are considered “Good,” with “generally appealing cooking, service and settings; they tend to be worth driving across town for.”)

She’ll be in D.C. the following two nights opening for Coldplay at Verizon Center, but this intimate DJ gig gives fans an opportunity for a much more up-close-and-personal experience. Robyn will be joined by DJ Rokk, whose London club night Body Talk served as inspiration for Robyn’s sensational 2010 album of the same name. Tickets for the 18-and-over event go on sale Wednesday at 10 a.m. are $25 in advance or $30 at the door.

Tuesday-Friday: Bars across the country are celebrating American Craft Beer Week with tapping parties and happy hours, including a good number in the Washington area. Smith Commons doesn’t have as many taps or rare brews as some other spots, but it’s hosting a series of parties that should be among the most fun in town. Every night will feature three or four special beers from a different brewer along with an appearance by top area DJs, performance art, fashion by local designers and a menu of $5 snacks, such as veggie samosas and sliders. On Tuesday, Dogfish Head brews are paired with hip-hop beats by DJ Dirty Hands; Wednesday brings bomber bottles of Brewery Ommegang while Champion Superior Soundsystem drops deep reggae tunes; and on Thursday, DJ Jerome Baker III of the Rock Creek Social Club provides the rhythms for a night of D.C. Brau beers. Everything wraps up Friday with DJ Cuzzin B, a founder of the golden-age hip-hop night Tru Skool, and Flying Dog beers.

This week is your last chance to see Scena Theatre’s “The Seafarer” and it’s also a good time to get tickets for upcoming shows, including “Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play” at Woolly Mammoth Theatre.

“1776” closes Saturday at Ford’s Theatre.

From Tom Sietsema’s two-and-a-half star review of highly anticipated Dupont Circle tapas restaurant Boqueria to Haven Pizzeria Napolentana , a delicious new Bethesda pizzeria, and Dulce’s , a charming bakery and Empanada stop in Fairfax, last week’s reviews yielded a bounty of delicious food photography. Check out the best in this edition of Food in Focus.

MONDAY

Young poets

Fifty-three students from across the country will descend on the Harman Center for the Arts to recite poetry for “Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest.” Only nine finalists will advance to the final round Tuesday.

Get your popcorn ready.

Summer is almost upon us and in today’s Weekend section, we have your guide to blockbuster season at the local cineplex, including all of the big comic book flicks, sequels, indie dark horses and, inevitably, flops.

Tony Chittum, of the three-star Vermilion in Alexandria, plans to leave the contemporary American restaurant and reopen the romantic Iron Gate Inn in Dupont Circle, he announced today.  The chef, 35, says he is keeping the restaurant’s name and much of what made that space, which closed after 87 years in 2010, so enchanting.