If you haven’t checked out Brambly Park, the newish winery with a sprawling park-like outdoor space hidden in Scott’s Addition, now is the time. They’ll have live music outside all weekend long, starting Thursday. You can sit outside at one of the outdoor picnic tables or bring a blanket and relax. Brambly Park also serves beer and food. The concept comes from the creators of The HofGarden. 1708 Belleville St. https://www.bramblypark.com/

Who’s up for a good-old fashioned lemonade stand with a grown-up twist? The Jasper’s Lemonade Stand will be setting up shop outside the Carytown digs, slinging regular lemonade ($3) and lemonade with a shot ($8), or you can pick up bottled cocktails like Negronis or Old-Fashioneds, to go. Friday, Saturday and Monday. 3-7 p.m. 3113 W. Cary St. https://store.jasperbarrva.com/

Plan a mini-getaway out of town to Fine Creek Brewing, a beautiful farmhouse style brewery in Powhatan, where they’ll be celebrating barrel-aged, mixed-culture and sour brews with a Wild & Weird Festival. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in September they’ll be spotlighting “wild & weird” brews from places like Väsen Brewing, Tabol Brewing, and more. Hours vary. 2425 Robert E. Lee Road, Powhatan. https://finecreekbrewing.com

On Saturday, the Science Museum of Virginia reopens to the public after being closed for 6 months. “Speed,” “Boost!” and “Giant Insects” will be open at the museum. Timed tickets will be available to allow for proper social distancing. The museum will be open on Labor Day. Make sure to snap a selfie in front of the masked entry. Tickets $10-$15.50. 2500 W. Broad St. https://smv.org/