Washington, D.C. Running Events Deals
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sold outdeal overGrand Prix of Baltimore
Grand Prix of Baltimore: Tickets
Washington, D.C.
With tight turns, high-rises for walls, and views of the Inner Harbor, the streets of Baltimore aren't your average race course -- then again, the Grand Prix of Baltimore isn't your average race. If you didn't get a chance to catch this IZOD IndyCar Series and the American Le Mans Series race last year, pick up today's deal to catch the action on Labor Day weekend, August 31 to September 2. Hand over $9 (regularly $15) for a general admission ticket on Friday, $30 (regularly $50) for Saturday, or $33 (regularly $55) for Sunday. Or, tag on a paddock pass and pay $54 (regularly $90) for Saturday, $60 (regularly $100) for Sunday, or $90 (regularly $150) for all three days. With three days of events in addition to these high-flying races, this is one event that may just put the charm back in Charm City.
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deal overVirginia Gold Cup Races
Exclusive Horse Racing Event Package + Parking...
Washington, D.C.
It's no wonder the racetrack is fodder for many a cinematic drama: the uplifting rise of an underdog, the pumping adrenaline of the race, the figure-flattering jockey pants. Star in your own Best Picture trackside with today's bargain from the Virginia Gold Cup. For just $145, the 87th annual world famous steeplechase in The Plains, Virginia gives you a starring role on Saturday, May 5 with half off four VIP Members Hill Badges to the event, one North or South Rail Parking Pass, four official Gold Cup souvenir cups, and postage and handling of tickets (a $290 value). With six hurdle and timber horse races, Jack Russell Terrier races, tailgating, hat contests, vendors, and more, this ticket is sure to keep your plotline interesting.
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sold outdeal overOld Dominion Speedway
Two Car Race Admissions, Hot Dogs, Fries, and More...
Washington, D.C.
When the words "ticket" and "speed" are used in the same sentence, most people fear the worst. But with today's deal from Old Dominion Speedway, you get a date (and some tickets) to see some fine (and super fast) cars: Pay $25 for two tickets, two hot dogs, two fries, two sodas, two checkered flags, and a program (regularly $52) or drop $50 and get four of all of the above and one program (regularly $100). Cruise over to Old Dominion Dragway (on Friday nights) or the Old Dominion Speedway (on Saturday nights) in Manassas, VA. The oldest drag strip on the East Coast, it's home to professional Super Pro, Top Sportsman, and Footbrake bracket racers. Saturday nights are NASCAR night, with the Whelen All American Series Racing with Late Models, U-cars, Va Sprint Series, INEX Legends, Mad Mods, and much more. Races are held most Friday and Saturday nights and the open-air seating makes this a cool place to bring the family on a summer evening. Sure to satisfy everyone's need for speed, this outing is your ticket to paradise... not traffic court.
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Orr Shtuhl & Elizabeth Graeber at ...
Evolution of the Martini Mixology Class...
Washington, D.C.
You know you like your gin mixed with club soda and a squeeze of lime, but do you know why it's called a Gin Rickey? Channel your inner Rob Roy or Tom Collins for this offer from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: admission to a hands-on mixology class led by Orr Shtuhl and Elizabeth Graeber, the martini-savvy author and illustrator (respectively) of the brand-new An Illustrated Guide to Cocktails. This cheeky handbook tells the origin stories of 50 classic cocktails, including recipes and tips. As you learn how to shake and stir (and then enjoy) three timeless drinks -- the Original Martini, the Martinez, and the Dry Martini -- Orr will discuss the evolution of some of this country's most iconic cocktails. Drawing inspiration from Elizabeth's colorful and quirky illustrations, you'll also get the chance to make your own doodles on blank coasters.
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Sushi Rock at 918 F Street
Sushi Rolling + Sake Tasting
Washington, D.C.
Combining items like tuna, lump crab meat, cucumbers, and wasabi ginger soy sauce, sushi rolls are a feast for the senses that are as much fun to make as they are to eat. Turn fresh fish into edible art and reel in a meal with this experience from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: Pay $69 for admission to a hands-on sushi-rolling class with a sake tasting.
The skilled chefs of Arlington's Sushi Rock will walk you through the steps to create the kind of fresh and flavorful rolls that have propelled their red-toned restaurant to become a favorite among the Northern Virginia crowd. After learning what to look for when buying fresh fish and veggies you'll learn the basics of sushi rolling, rice cooking, and knife skills, and then get to dig into your hand-made rolls and salmon nigiri paired with sake tastings.
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Kate Lee at 918 F Street
Parent & Child Gardening Class
Washington, D.C.
Just because you love gardening doesn't mean you want to be harvesting couch potatoes all summer. Put your spuds out to play this summer break with today's blossoming experience from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: admission for one child and one parent to a hands-on lesson in the art of gardening. Kate Lee of Capital City Farm Co. will sow the seeds of excitement as kids use paint markers and googly eyes to decorate their own pot. Then -- with Mom or Dad's expert help -- they'll plant two edible herbs (think basil or oregano). Kids will learn all about growing healthy plants, the cycle of life through composting, and more -- and you'll have gotten your young environmentalist's hands off the remote and into the dirt.
