Due to popular demand, #CAPSPROM is back. It’s prom. It’s Capitals, but prom. And this year, we're celebrating everything Canadian.
Wear that plaid suit you bought as a joke but not really. Wear that gown that you don’t know what to do with but spent too much money to get one wear out of. Wear that flower crown you got at the Renaissance Faire but don’t have any open fields to frolic in. This is your sports nerd Coachella, the dorkiest celebration among friends you know from Twitter but never get the chance to drink with IRL. As a special bonus, #CAPSPROM will feature a design-your-own poutine bar, included in the price of your ticket!
Doors open at 12 noon and the puck drops at 1pm sharp. This event is 21+ only.
Dress Code: This is prom! Wear something to align with the theme, dress up because you never get the opportunity to, get those imaginary clout points by expressing your creativity. Regardless of how weird you get, #CAPSPROM is an all-inclusive, judge-free environment and you’ll never be alone. Think of it as a very cheesy low-budget Met Gala: it’s okay to be low-key but why would you want to be?
Transportation: PQST is three blocks from the Gallery Place metro and mere feet away from the Navy Memorial stop. There is off-street parking and several garages in the area, however, if you do drink please don’t drive.
Tickets: This year, you must be 21+ to attend. Tickets are on sale starting October 5th for $17.50 that include an open poutine bar until 3pm, giveaways, exclusive food and drink specials, and a couple guest appearances.
#CAPSPROM is in no way affiliated with the Washington Capitals, Monumental Sports, or anything else official as this is purely fan-led, for fans, by fans, because we're fans. Remember to immortalize your memories by using #CAPSPROM and/or tagging @CAPSPROM on Twitter and Instagram.
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