Free Outdoor Concert Series Returns To National Landing Water Park

ARLINGTON, VA — Free summer musical performances are returning this Friday to National Landing Water Park.

The weekly Fridays at the Fountain outdoor concert series takes place every Friday, 5:30-8 p.m. through Aug. 29, at National Landing Water Park, 1601 Crystal Drive in Arlington.

"Guests can grab a drink and a bite to eat from one of National Landing Water Park’s beloved food stalls, bring a lawn chair or blanket, or enjoy the sounds of summer throughout the food hall’s public seating areas," according to a release.

2025 Fridays At The Fountain Music Lineup:

• July 11: Flex Mathews (Hip-Hop)
• July 18: Sahel (Afro-Diaspora)
• July 25: Jonathan Sloane (Rock, Soul, Blues)
• Aug. 1: Human Country Jukebox (Country)
• Aug. 8: Femi and the Foundation (Rock, Funk, Hip-Hop)
• Aug. 15: Orquesta Manplesa (Classic Salsa)
• Aug. 22: Rock Creek Kings (Rock)
• Aug. 29: Ari Voxx (Indie Pop)

Although each concert is free and open to the public, RSVPs encouraged at Eventbrite.

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ABOUT NATIONAL LANDING:

National Landing is one of the D.C. region’s most exciting transformation stories. The thriving, urban core of Northern Virginia, National Landing is comprised of three distinct neighborhoods: Crystal City, Pentagon City and Potomac Yard. Located just minutes from Washington, D.C., National Landing is home to an innovation and business ecosystem—with major anchors like Amazon HQ2 and Virginia Tech Institute for Advance Computing, tech start-ups, hotels, and a booming local restaurant scene. With $4.5 billion in transportation investments, National Landing delivers unparalleled access via Metro, train, biking, and pedestrian trails, all adjacent to National Airport. Already a destination for city living, the area features a dozen parks, hundreds of cultural and community events each year and a growing residential population with over 10,000 new housing units in the pipeline. To learn more, visit nationallanding.org and follow @nationallanding.