Wednesday morning, some more details emerged on how John Carlson will be sharing the Stanley Cup with Capitals fans in Bethesda, Maryland.

94.7 Fresh FM’s Tommy McFly first reported the information on The Tommy Show.

On Independence Day, from 11:30 AM – 3 PM fans will be able to meet Carlson and see the Stanley Cup at Bethesda Lane. Tickets will go on sale at 10 AM on Thursday, June 28, on defeatdipg.com. All proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit the Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation.

Here are the full details from Eventbrite.

TICKETS GO ON SALE THURSDAY, JUNE 28, AT 10:00 AM.
Calling all Caps fans! This is your amazing opportunity to celebrate the Washington Capitals’ victory with an appearance by Washington Capitals star defenseman John Carlson and an up-close view of the prized Stanley Cup! At this 4th of July celebration, you will be able to enjoy music, food, drinks, and more on Bethesda Lane at Bethesda Row.

There are three types of tickets available for this event, with all proceeds going to Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation, a Bethesda nonprofit organization that funds research for a cure for the deadliest pediatric brain cancer called DIPG.

Tickets

General Admission – $20.00 (ages 6 & up)

• Tickets required for children 6 and over. Ages 5 and under admitted free.
• Access to main event area to view stage where John Carlson will appear with Stanley Cup
• Every General Admission ticket comes with one free entry into drawing for upgrade to VIP Ticket Experience! Drawings will be held throughout event
• Courtesy of partner Mamma Lucia Restaurant, each General Admission also comes with ticket for free hot dog or slice of pizza
• Enjoy music, activities, raffles, and vendor tables throughout closed event space on Bethesda Lane.
• Beverages (non-alcoholic and alcoholic for over 21) available for purchase from Mamma Lucia’s, with 100% of proceeds being donated to Defeat DIPG

VIP Individual Ticket – $500.00

• Professional photo with John Carlson and the Stanley Cup, with free download available after the event
• Access to VIP tent and full main event area throughout event
• Complimentary food and drinks in VIP tent, provided by VIP Sponsor Medium Rare, including steak, fries, red velvet cake, and cocktails (21 and over)
• Check in through dedicated VIP entrance

VIP Family Ticket – $1,500.00

• Single professional photo of family with John Carlson and the Stanley Cup, with free download available after the event
• “Family” may include maximum of two (2) parents/adults over 21 and their children
• Access to VIP tent and full main event area throughout event
• Complimentary food and drinks in VIP tent, provided by VIP Sponsor Medium Rare, including steak, fries, red velvet cake, and cocktails (21 and over)
• Check in through dedicated VIP entrance

John Carlson – the highest-scoring NHL defenseman during the 2017-18 regular season and playoffs – has spent his whole career with the Washington Capitals since he joined the team as a first-round draft pick in 2008. Caps fans were thrilled to learn that John signed a new eight-year contact with the Capitals and will be continuing as a key contributor to the team’s success.

Not only is Carlson an incredible talent on the ice, he and his wife, Gina, give generously to the community around them, and especially to support children fighting cancer. On his day with the Stanley Cup, John is bringing together the community to raise funds for the deadliest form of childhood brain cancer known as DIPG (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma). This form of childhood cancer impacts hundreds of children each year in the U.S. alone, with a near 0% overall survival.

Note: John Carlson will not be present during entire window of event. He will appear and spend time at the event roughly in the middle of the event, but the time of arrival is not guaranteed.

All proceeds from this event will be used to fund research for a cure for DIPG through Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation, a nonprofit located in Bethesda. Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation was created in memory of 6-year-old Michael Mosier who was diagnosed with a DIPG brain tumor his second week of kindergarten and passed away just over 8 months later. To learn more about DIPG and the Foundation, please visit http://www.defeatdipg.org.