See one of Broadway's hottest hits. Hamilton, telling the story of founding father Alexander Hamilton and his role in founding the United States Government, will be performed in the Kennedy Center Opera House in D.C., the home of the actual U.S. government. The rap musical has been amazing audiences around the world for years, and whether this is your first time seeing it or you've memorized every song, you'll be dancing in your seats. Tickets start at $258.
Head to the nation's capital for the 18th annual Jazz Fest, a "celebration of all things jazz." located across several neighborhoods, this five-day event will include a weekend of performances at the dazzling waterfront District Wharf. Here, concert-goers will enjoy water views, great local restaurants, and live performances from numerous jazz artists, including Grammy-winning musicians and groups. Last year, the show featured Regina Carter, the Spanish Harlem Orchestra, and more. Tickets will be available online soon and include options for seated or standing single-day passes, VIP lounge passes, or exclusive cabana access complete with food and alcohol packages.
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The Mayor's Office of Latino Affairs and U.S. Embassy of Guatemala invite you to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month during Experience Guatemala at The Wharf, part of the Fiesta DC Festival. Join us on District Pier on September 17 and 18 from 11am-7pm to learn about Guatemalan culture and taste authentic Guatemalan foods. This event is free and open to all.
Learn more.See classic rock superstar Elton John perform live at Nationals Park. His delayed Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is coming to D.C. in a once-in-a-lifetime event that you won't want to miss. Expect to hear his biggest hits, including Crocodile Rock, I'm Still Standing, Levon, and more - the list is endless. Tickets start at $273.
Put on your lederhosen and hit the Waterfront at Oktoberfest Weekend at the Wharf. Cheer on your favorite pup in the Dachschund Dash, listen to live music, eat authentic German cuisine, and, of course, drink lots of beer. Don't forget to enter the stein-hoisting competition - it's harder than you think.
The Wharf is excited to announce its annual Oktoberfest celebration featuring a weekend full of activities perfect for all ages. This year’s festivities feature the 10th Annual Wiener 500 Dachshund Dash, a polka dance party on Transit Pier, and stein hoisting contests. Throughout the weekend, restaurants across The Wharf will have German fare, Bavarian decor, and Sam Adams Octoberfest bier.
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Oktoberfest is celebrated all over the world, but why not celebrate it in a traditional style. Every weekend in October, Wunder Garten – a Washington D.C. favorite – will host Oktoberfest beneath a blue and white tent. Food and fun, and most importantly, German beer will be on tap.
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Celebrate culture at the H Street Festival. The one-day event invites artists and performers to share their craft with the public through live stage performances, vendor booths, and more, all while learning about the history of the H Street neighborhood. Everything from fashion to poetry can be explored in one of D.C.'s favorite festivals.
