Live from Montgomery County, it’s happening this weekend.

Bethesda’s Round House Theatre is bringing back its annual teen takeover Friday through Sunday just in time for spring break, offering an improv comedy show and play performances for their peers and grown-ups alike.

“I have a 14-year-old [student] who wrote a sketch that I think would be right up there with the best of the best comedy sketches ever, with very little assistance or guidance,” said director Kevin Corbett, who has been teaching comedy at Round House for nearly 30 years. “I wish that I had something like this when I was a teenager.”

The comedy show features Round House’s student group, The Roundlings (a Round House-themed spin on the famous improv group The Groundlings). The students perform a mix of improv, sketch and stand-up comedy that Corbett says is on par with some of the pros.

“They seem to be really good at observational humor,” he said. “One of the stand-ups is doing a whole bit on how the word ‘embroidery’ sounds like a crime. ‘What are you in for?’ ‘Embroidery.’”

The Roundlings will take the stage for “Mission Improv-ible” Saturday at 2 p.m., and the Round House Theatre Teen Performance Co. is set to perform “At The End of The World” Friday and Saturday nights, with a Sunday matinee.

Here are more things to do this weekend and beyond in Montgomery County.

Neighbors run club

Saturday, 7:30-10:30 a.m.

For a fun weekend workout, join Neighbors Coffee in Rockville bright and early for a three-mile run (or walk) around the neighborhood. Afterward, they’ll raffle off coffee- and running-themed prizes, hand out free coffee and offer post-run ice plunges to those brave enough.

Entry is free, no registration required.

Line dancing

Friday, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Line dancing returns to The Crossvines in Poolesville, where seasoned dancers and newbies can grab dinner or drinks before hitting the dance floor.

Admission is $10 at the door.

Spring festival at Butler’s Orchard

Friday, 9 a.m., through April 19

Celebrate spring’s arrival at Butler’s Orchard, which kicks off its Bunnyland festival in Germantown. Feed baby goats, go for an Easter egg hunt, take a hayride and find even more fun for the whole family.

Tickets range from $13.50 to $16.50, depending on the date; children under 12 months get free admission.

A vintage political memorabilia sale

Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Political junkies can add to (or start) their memorabilia collections at the 26th annual Washington-area political memorabilia show and sale at the Rockville Hilton, which offers buttons, posters, signs and other vintage merchandise.

Admission is $5 for the general public, $4 for those with a government ID and free for laid-off government workers, students and children.

A free Nintendo-themed jazz concert

Saturday, 7-10 p.m.

Calling all video game fans: Clear Skies Meadery in Derwood is hosting a free Nintendo-themed jazz concert by the Pixel Groove Guild in honor of the “Super Mario Galaxy” movie coming out next week. Cheesesteak pop-up vendor The Mercenary Chef will be on-site.

Admission is free; food and drinks are available for purchase.

A local makers market

Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Looking to shop local? The Olney Antique Village is hosting local mom group Sixx Cool Moms for a makers market featuring handmade goods from Montgomery County-based artisans.

Admission is free; product prices vary.