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Turn Up Your Thursdays: Carlyle Crossing’s Happy Hour Concert Series is Your Summer Soundtrack

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May 14, 2025 @ 11:29am | Erin Gang

What if we told you that your after work routine could look a lot less like stress scrolling and a lot more like sipping a drink in the sun, listening to live music, and hanging with friends? Yeah, we thought you’d be into that.

That’s exactly what’s going down at Carlyle Crossing’s Happy Hour Concert Series, powered by DC Fray. Select Thursdays this summer, beginning on June 12 from 6 to 8 PM, you’re invited to turn off your Slack notifications and join us in the plaza to tune in for live music from talented local bands, lawn games, food and drink provided by Atlas Brew Works and Ted’s Montana Grill, and various local retail vendors each week to keep the good times flowing.

Who’s Playing?

The lineup is stacked with must-hear local talent. Here’s who’s hitting the stage:

  • June 12 → Rock Creek Kings (Folk Rock)
  • June 19 → Cathy Ponton King (Blues)
  • July 10 → La Unica (Latin Fusion)
  • July 24 → Oasis Island Sounds (Island Vibes)
  • August 7 → Hand Painted Swinger (Eclectic Swing & Soul)
  • August 21 → Too Much Talent Band (High-Energy Covers + Originals)

Each show brings a new sound and fresh vibes, register here today and make it a recurring date with your social circle.

Where Community Meets Cool

Tucked in the heart of Alexandria, Carlyle Crossing is more than just a luxe residential spot—it’s quickly becoming one of the area’s coolest hangout hubs. With sweeping views, curated green spaces, and unbeatable vibes, it’s the perfect backdrop for kicking off the weekend early (because let’s be honest: Thursdays are the new Fridays).

Whether you’re a Carlyle Crossing resident or just swinging through, the Happy Hour Concert Series is free and open to everyone. Expect good energy, great company, and tunes to help you feel those summer vibes.

Follow @dcfray and @carlylecrossing for to stay for more great events all summer long. 

Want to live where the fun happens? Check out Carlyle Crossing—where luxury living meets social energy.

 

Erin Gang

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