november, 2024
2024sat02nov12:00 pmsat8:00 pm
Event Details
*** Washington DC’s Largest Beer Festival is back on Saturday November 2, 2024 ***
The DC Beer Festival finally returns to Nationals Park, bringing together over 80 craft breweries featuring their spring seasonal beers along with food trucks, vendors, bands, lawn games, dueling pianos, DJs and much more, This event takes places all throughout Nationals Park stadium’s concourse including Centerfield Plaza, Budweiser Brew House, Bud Light Loft and Budweiser Terrace.
Festival Date: Saturday November 2, 2024, 12pm- 8pm
Location: Nationals Park Stadium, 1500 South Capitol Street, Washington, DC SE 20003
For More Info, Questions & General Admission tickets, go to this link: https://www.dcbeerfestival.com/
**This Event is Rain or Shine**
**No Ticket Refunds Issued**
**Adult Only 21+ Event**
**No Outside Food Permitted**
**No Outside Coolers or Drinks**
**No Smoking Permitted. Nationals Park is a smoke free facility as per Washington, DC law.**
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