Nationals Park
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Nationals Park

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Time Out says

This baseball park designed for fans of all ages offers special programming for kids, including giveaways and a play area featuring a jungle gym, in case the little ones need a break from the stands. Opt for the Harris Teeter Family Fun Pack—available Fridays, Saturday and Sundays throughout the 2017 season—which includes a game ticket, hot dog and beverage (and lets you save on the regular price of a meal and ticket). Bonus for wannabe baseball stars: kids age 4 to 12 can run the bases—yes, on the field—after Sunday home games throughout the season, weather permitting. So bring on your Natitude, and have a nice time.

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Address
1500 South Capitol Street
Washington
20003
Transport:
Navy Yard Metro station
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Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide tour lands at Nationals Park, transforming the ballpark into a sprawling open-air stage for his confessional folk-pop. Kahan’s knack for turning personal stories into anthems has earned him a devoted following, and his live shows channel that intimacy into something communal. The stadium setting adds a sense of scale to songs that already feel big with emotion, while the unpredictability of a rain-or-shine event means the night could take on its own atmosphere. Fans can expect to hear the raw, unvarnished vocals and candid storytelling that have become Kahan’s signature, all set against the backdrop of a summer evening in the city. With the gates opening well before sunset, there’s time to soak in the anticipation as the crowd gathers and the city’s skyline glows beyond the outfield.
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