From our friends at Nando's PERi-PERi...

Nando's Offers Happy Hour Prices All Day Saturday, in DC, to Celebrate the Nats' Parade and Epic World Series Win!

Nando's six DC locations will be offering happy-hour pricing all day tomorrow, Saturday, to honor the Nats’ amazing World Series win... and the epic parade. Yay.

Margarita & Guacamole at Agua 301 (Photo: Agua 301)

From our friends at Agua 301...

Every Day this week during pre-game, Agua 301 will offer Happy Hour throughout the entire restaurant featuring $6 margaritas, $4.5 drafts and food specials. See all deals at www.Agua301.com.

From our friends at the White House Historical Association...

Exclusive July New Member Opportunity: Swing from Home Plate, Take Batting Practice and More with the Washington Nationals

Plus receive the 2017 official White House Christmas ornament and game tickets

The White House Historical Association (WHHA), in partnership with the Washington Nationals, is offering members who join in the month of July an exclusive on-field experience at Nationals Park through its multi-year partnership with the team.

From our friends at No Kid Hungry...

DC’s Taste of the Nation Showcases Heavy Hitters of the District’s Dining Scene for a Cause

Top DMV chefs, restaurateurs and mixologists team up for a night at the ballpark to help end childhood hunger

Residents of our nation’s capital can enjoy the most celebrated food in the area on April 19, when DC’s Taste of the Nation for No Kid Hungry, presented by Citi and Sysco, returns to a new venue, Nationals Park. The annual tasting event will showcase the city’s top chefs, sommeliers and mixologists teamed up for a cause: making sure all children in this country get the healthy food they need every day. One hundred percent of proceeds from the event benefit No Kid Hungry's efforts to end childhood hunger in America.

From our friends at Georgetown Athletics...

The Georgetown University Athletics Department will help to celebrate College Rivalry Day during a Washington Nationals game on Tuesday, September 13 at Nationals Park in the District.

Nationals Park (Photo: Paul Kim)

From our friends at Budweiser and the Washington Nationals...

On Saturday, June 4, Nationals Park and Budweiser will host a Washington Nationals vs. Cincinnati Reds viewing party at 3:00 PM. The first 1,000 fans to enter the park will catch the game on the NatsHD big screen from the outfield grass. Concessions will be available for purchase throughout the entire viewing party - including $5 Budweiser and Bud Light happy hour specials.

From our friends at Budweiser Clydesdales...

World-Famous Budweiser Clydesdales to Visit Washington DC, April 6-10

As part of their nationwide journey, the Budweiser Clydesdales will help celebrate Nationals Opening Day and National Beer Day with community events

The iconic Budweiser Clydesdales will visit the nation's capital from Wednesday, April 6 until Sunday, April 10. While in town, the hitch team and red wagon will make appearances at DC landmarks including Nationals Park, the Verizon Center and the bustling Southwest Waterfront. Spot the Clydesdales? Use the hashtag #BudClydesdalesDoDC for the chance to win special prizes throughout the week.

Drew Seeley, Matthew Dailey, Aaron DeJesus, and Keith Hines (r) in Jersey Boys at the National Theatre April 6-24. (Photo: Jeremy Daniel)

From our friends at the National Theatre...

Jersey Boys to Perform at Washington Nationals Opening Game and National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade This April

Cast members from the Tony, Grammy and Olivier Award-winning hit musical Jersey Boys will perform "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the Washington Nationals’ home opener on Thursday, April 7. Jersey Boys cast members will also perform a medley of songs by Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons at the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade on Saturday, April 16.

Sub-Radio Standard performs on the Main Stage

Downtown Washington was the place to be yesterday, as it played host to both the Million Man March and the fifth annual Taste of DC. That meant huge crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue (literally thousands upon thousands of people) and enough tasty treats to feed each and every one of 'em. General Admission to the latter cost $20, and included a complimentary beverage + a free bowl at ShopHouse, good through the end of November. Mother Nature did her part (perfect weather) and DC's premiere food festival took care of the rest. Just in case you missed it, it starts all over again tomorrow (from 12-7 PM.) Click here to purchase tickets.

From our friends at Station 4...

Baseball Fans Will Receive 10% Off Their Total Bill When Dining at Station 4 After Attending a Game at Nationals Park

From our friends at PETA...

Delicious Meat-Free Meals Are Easy to Come By at DC Stadium

Rendering courtesy of GrizForm Design Architects

From our friends at BonChon Chicken...

It’s time: BonChon Chicken is officially opening on Monday, March 30th, right in D.C.’s Navy Yard. Designed by award-winning firm GrizForm Design Architects (Griz Dwight and his team also designed the Arlington location), the space has a dining area that seats 65, a 90-seat lounge area, and an outdoor patio for warmer weather days. A large bar and spacious dining area will allow guests to sit back, relax and enjoy some baseball as they chow down on Bonchon’s signature Korean fried chicken (Bonchon will be just three blocks away from Nationals Park).

From our friends at The Wharf...

Complimentary Nats Stadium Shuttle Service Offered for Patrons

Tyler Clippard (center) "hams it up" during NatsFest Feud

Rock the Red

After the fact, the big takeaway from yesterday's NatsFest was who wasn't there (Bryce Harper) but so far as I could tell, it didn't matter much to the thousands of folks "rockin' the red" at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. I've covered my fair share events at the Convention Center (including Awesome Con) but I've yet to find a more passionate group of fans in one place. What's next? A World Series?

George kicks up his heels at the 4th annual Taste of DC

Mother Nature tried her best; but even she couldn't dampen the mood at the fourth annual Taste of DC along Pennsylvania Avenue earlier today. Day one was a huge hit, with hundreds (seemingly thousands) waiting in line to try delicious tastes from 70 local restaurants and food trucks (we managed to hit four ourselves, with more on the horizon tomorrow.) Live music (on two stages) and Ben's Chili Bowl World Chili Eating Championship (won by competitive eater extraordinaire Joey Chestnut) only added to the fun. Taste of DC continues tomorrow at noon (through 7:00 PM) with clear skies in the forecast.

Bryce Harper at Toyota Live

Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper was on hand to headline Day Two of the 2014 Washington Auto Show tonight, participating in a Toyota Live-sponsored interview with two of WJFK's Sports Junkies. Harper's a joy to watch; but even he struggled to overcome the listless Junkies, whose questions bordered on "criminally boring." After 90 minutes (poor Bryce, poor us) Harper posed for pictures with fans.

Nationals OF Jayson Werth appears Sunday, January 26

Star Search

The 2014 Washington Auto Show gets underway today, and includes a number of celebrity appearances that are sure to draw a crowd. Here's a rundown of who's coming (and when you can see them.)

Baseball is baseball; but concessions are a whole other ballgame. One of my favorite things to do at Nationals Park is stroll up to the Mezzanine Level and visit Box Frites for my latest potato fix. Smart packaging and superb service (thank you Tysheana!) keep me coming back for more, despite a hefty price tag ($7.75 for a large box) and relatively ordinary fries.

Ian Desmond slams a 3rd inning double to deep center

They may appear done on the playoff front; but the Washington Nationals played in post-season form last night, blasting the Philadelphia Phillies 9-2 in front of 27,831 at Nats Park. Starting pitcher Dan Haren (7-11) continued his remarkable comeback, allowing just four hits and two runs over seven innings. He also racked up seven strikeouts, while winning his first start against Philadelphia in eight career tries.

The Washington Nationals may be fading fast in their quest to return to the post-season (Fat chance... they're not going) but there's still reason to head over to Nats Park... at least on September 18th. That's when T-Mobile will give away 20,000 of the above pictured (cool as a cucumber) headphones to Nats fans who arrive early enough: Trust me, bobbleheads fly out of the park; so imagine how fast these things will travel.