Arts & Entertainment
D.C. United faces New England Revolution for United Night Out
Event will kickoff with a 4:30 tailgate party
A past Night Out event. (Washington Blade photo by Kevin Majoros)
United Night Out is back on Saturday at the RFK Stadium (2400 East Capitol Street, SE).
The goal of United Night Out is to give the LGBT community a chance to experience soccer in a welcoming atmosphere. It allows others to mingle, while enjoying the game.
The event will kick off at 4:30 p.m. with tailgate, where food will be served. The game starts at 7:30, as the D.C. United take on the New England Revolution, ending with post game entertainment at Nellie’s Sports Bar. For more information, visit unitednightout.com.
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