Join us as we bid farewell to one of the nation's most iconic sports and entertainment venues.
04/10/2023
Happy National Siblings Day! Throwin' it back to this brother and sister duo at HFStival 2004, the final year the annual rock festival called RFK Stadium home.
Since its inception in 1990, HFStival hosted iconic acts like Iggy Pop, Counting Crows, Ramones, Foo Fighters, Green Day and more.
Who was your favorite HFStival act?
03/16/2023
This we look back on the women's soccer history that took place at RFK Stadium. ⚽
The Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA) was founded in February 2000 following the success of 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup. The Washington Freedom was one of eight teams in the WUSA, the first professional women's soccer league in the United States. The first WUSA match kicked off at RFK Stadium on April 14, 2001 between Washington's Mia Hamm and Bay Area Cyber Ray's Brandi Chastain. Who came away with the win? ⤵️
03/01/2023
🎵 And everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon 🌒
Today marks the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon, released on March 1, 1973. RFK Stadium was a staple stop on many Pink Floyd tours over the years.
Vamos United! ⚽️
Today’s celebrates D.C. United fans and the last team who called RFK Stadium home until 2017.
Don Rankin’s son celebrated his 13th birthday at RFK Stadium, leading chants with the District Ultras.
02/23/2023
Today's features Ozgur Kiyat who traveled from Turkey to see RFK Stadium!
In the summer of 1993, the diehard Washington fan visited his aunt in DC. Even in the offseason, Kiyat made sure he saw the place his favorite football team called home.
02/20/2023
Did you know the iconic Presidents Race got its start at RFK Stadium?
A staple at all games since July 2006, the Racing Presidents initially represented the four presidents who appear on Mount Rushmore. Now the lineup has expanded to include William Howard Taft, Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover.
Which Racing President never won a single race at RFK Stadium?
02/17/2023
Put me in, Coach! ⚾ Today's feature was submitted by Greg Howell.
In 1968, Howell wrote to Senators pitcher Dave Baldwin inviting him to his Babe Ruth League game. While Baldwin never made it to the game, he did Howell one better and invited his family to come out to see the Senators at RFK Stadium.
Even after a trade to the Milwaukee Brewers, Baldwin continued to leave passes for Howell and his family when he was in town. Their friendship continues to this day!
02/14/2023
Love was in the air at HFStival 2001 💕 Thanks for sharing, Gina Crash!
Did you meet your significant other at RFK Stadium? Spend a first date or anniversary at a game or concert?
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02/06/2023
The Stands Rocked. The Fans Roared. The Legacy Remains.
This month, we’re honoring the heartbeat of RFK Stadium – the fans. From FIFA World Cup matches, concerts from the Grateful Dead to the Foo Foo Fighters, NFL NFC Championships, Olympic soccer, and so much more – the stadium belonged to everyone. Relieve those memories one more time as we say farewell.
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02/01/2023
Events DC and Farewell RFK Stadium celebrate Black History Month.
RFK Stadium served as a stage for some of the nation’s most famous and influential Black musicians and athletes – like D.C. United's Bill Hamid and Washington’s Doug Williams – during its storied history.
Yesterday marked 35 years since Doug Williams became the first Black quarterback to both start and win a Super Bowl as Washington defeated the Denver Broncos in SBXXII.
01/30/2023
We love reading all of your special memories at RFK Stadium, including this Washington vs. Cowboys memory from !
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01/26/2023
RFK Stadium was no stranger to a benefit concert – including Equality Rocks! In April 2000, the Equality Rocks concert was produced by the Human Rights Campaign to raise awareness and visibility of LGBTQ+ rights in the US. The sold-out show featured stars such as George Michael, Melissa Etheridge, Garth Brooks, and more.
Share your favorite concert at RFK below!