SUMMER INDEPENDENCE DAY A Capitol Fourth , the free concert held at the U.S. Capitol , features the National Symphony Orchestra and celebrity performers. The National Mall annually hosts the nation’s most epic fireworks show. Family-friendly activities and the proximity to the parade make the National Archives a favorite. Washington Nationals World Series Parade on summer nights. Options include NoMa Summer Screen, the Golden Cinema Series in Farragut Park and Adams Morgan Movie Nights. LABOR DAY The annual Labor Day Capitol Concert (Sept. 6) features patriotic classics with a city landmark as the backdrop. Savor summer’s last gasp with cocktails at POV Rooftop Lounge and Terrace . DISTRICT OF CHA MPIONS Washington Nationals at Nationals Park April 2–Sept. 27 The 2019 World Series champions defend their title with superstars like pitcher Max Scherzer, outfielder Juan Soto and shortstop Trea Turner. Washington Mystics at Entertainment and Sports Arena May 16–Sept. 20 WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne led a star-studded roster to the franchise’s first championship in 2019. Time to repeat. D.C. United at Audi Field Feb. 29–Oct. 4 The four-time MLS Cup champions hope to add to the trophy case in 2020. OH, THOSE SUMMER NIGHTS OUTDOOR SOUNDS Friday evenings feature free music with Jazz in the Garden at the National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden and concerts at The Yards Park . The U.S. Marine Band puts on a stunning Evening Parade in Barracks Row each week. 20 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE MOVIES UNDER THE STARS DC neighborhoods break out big screens for movie viewing s Wa h in g to n M y s tic s
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