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Crystal City’s Outdoor Beer And Wine Garden Returns

Courtesy: Crystal City BID
Green Lights Illuminate The Fountains Of The Crystal City Water Park

Crystal City’s outdoor beer and wine garden is back. Open every Friday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays at the Fountain features beverages and live music in a relaxing setting amid the fountains of the Crystal City Water Park.

Formerly known as “Wine in the Water Park,” Fridays at the Fountain offers a menu of high-quality craft beers and specialty wines available for purchase at the nearby Crystal City Wine Shop. This year also marks the debut of an expanded schedule that spans the entire summer and early fall, through the end of October.

Patrons will also enjoy a new array of seating options, including moveable tables and chairs, hammocks and a beautiful LED light display arranged in the canopy of the park’s mature trees.

Visitors can now stock up on discounted drink tickets, which are also valid at the Father’s Day Auto Festival, the beer garden at the Armed Forces Cycling Classic or any other cash/credit bars hosted by the Crystal City Business Improvement District.

To learn more about Fridays at the Fountain, visit www.crystalcity.org.

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