Small Press Expo, H Street Festival - best events in D.C. this week A self-portrait by cartoonist Gilbert "Beto" Hernandez, co-creator of the comic book "Love and Rockets," who will be at this weekend's Small Press Expo. (Courtesy of Gilbert Hernandez) Every week, the Going Out Guide publishes an e-mail newsletter with our recommended events for the days ahead. If you don't subscribe, here's a peek at what you're missing. If you'd like to sign up, go to washingtonpost.com's Newsletters page; the Going Out Guide is listed under the "Local & Sports" header. Monday The Wall came tumbling down After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the city of Berlin became one of the coolest places on Earth. Lucian Busse's "Berlinized" focuses on the clubs, DJs and fashions of the newly free Berlin, and the director will speak after a screening at the Goethe Institute. Tuesday 9/11 day of service Take a long lunch and pitch in on small service projects at Woodrow Wilson Plaza as part of the National Day of Service. Saturday At home in the woods The musical legend of Bon Iver and frontman Justin Vernon began in an isolated cabin in the middle of the woods. The leafy surroundings of Merriweather Post Pavilion should be a perfect venue for the Best New Artist Grammy winning act's full-bodied, orchestral songs. Out on H Street Fashion shows, food, beer, music, shopping and even a hoagie eating contest are on tap at the ever-popular H Street Festival on Saturday. Saturday-Sunday Good press The 2012 Small Press Expo spotlights independent comics, bringing hundreds of artists and writers to town to show off their masterpieces and talk about their work. This year's line-up includes "Ghost World" creator Daniel Clowes, plus Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, the brothers behind trailblazing series "Love and Rockets."