Meeting & Event Venues

Explore these unique venues for your next meeting, convention or event in Washington, DC

Amenities

32-Inch-Wide Doorway

A/V Equipment

Accessible Tables

ADA compliant

Adequate/Additional Lighting

Adjoining Rooms

After Hours

Airport Service

Airport Shuttle

ATM

Balcony

Bar/Lounge

Beer/Wine

BIPOC Owned

Braille or Large Print Menus

Breakfast - Restaurant

Buffet

Bus Parking

Business Center

Buyouts

Cable

Cafe/Coffee Shop

Capacity

Catering

CBE: Certified Business Enterprise

Club Level

Coffee/Tea Service

Coffeemaker

Complimentary Breakfast

Concierge

Daily Newspaper

Dinner - Restaurant

DVD Player

Easels

Educational Programming

Elevator

Fax

Feature Movie

FIT Voucher

Fitness Center

Fitness Center Privileges

Flip Chart

Free Admission

Free Parking

Free Wifi

Full Bar

Full Menu

Game Console

Green/LEED Certified

Group Dining

Group Minimum

Guided tours available

Hair Dryer

Handicap Parking

Handicapped access

Happy Hour

In-room Safe

Iron/Board

Kitchenettes

Late Night

Laundry Service

Limousine Service

Live Music

Lunch - Restaurant

Microwave Oven

Mini-Bar

Minimum Hours for Charter

Motor Coach Parking

Motor Coach Parking off site

Motor Coach Parking on site

Motor Coach/Bus Parking

Multilingual

Multilingual Staff

Multilingual Tour Guides

Non-Profit Organization

Open to public

Outdoor Seating

Owned by Person(s) with Disabilities

Pet Friendly

Portable Stages

Private Dining

Private Tour

Produces public facing events

Refrigerator

Reservation

Restroom

Rooftop Dining

Room Service

Sauna/Steam Room

Semi-Private dining

Sensory-Friendly Options

Separate Dressing Area

Set Menu

Shoe Shine

Smoking Permitted

Spa/Salon

Speakerphone

Sustainability District Member

T1/T3

Takeout

Taxi Service

Tennis/Racquetball Courts

Turn-Down Service

Type of Vehicles

Unionized

Veteran Owned

Voicemail

Wheelchair Ramp

White board

Wifi

Wifi in the room

Woman Owned

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Mount Vernon Square

Flight Club

Flight Club is an upscale entertainment concept combining elevated food and beverage menus with dynamic tech-enabled Social Darts®. Perfect for corporate events, team building, or happy hour activities for groups of any size.

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Downtown

Convene at 600 14th Street NW

A Next-Generation Workplace in Downtown DC

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Foggy Bottom

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performin...

Book your meeting at the Nation's Cultural Center

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Downtown

Ronald Reagan Building and International...

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is an iconic, landmark property in the heart of DC.

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Southwest & The Wharf

Museum of the Bible

Whether hosting an event for four or 400, the museum offers a unique setting with an amazing view, high-tech AV capabilities and gourmet dining.

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National Mall

National Museum of the American Indian

In partnership with Native peoples and their allies, the National Museum of the American Indian fosters a richer shared human experience through a more informed understanding of Native peoples.

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Capitol Hill

DC Armory

Opened in 1941, the DC Armory is Washington, DC’s auditorium, arena, big top and ballroom is one of the most versatile venues in the mid-Atlantic region

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Capitol Riverfront

Capital Turnaround

Capital Turnaround is an event venue right in the heart of Navy Yard.

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Foggy Bottom

Potomac View Terrace at the American Pha...

Boasting unparalleled views of the National Mall and beyond and providing a unique setting for corporate and social events.

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Maryland

The Fillmore Silver Spring

The Fillmore Silver Spring is the newest edition to downtown Silver Spring's historical arts community just minutes from Washington, DC.

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Capitol Hill

National Postal Museum

Smithsonian National Postal Museum

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Penn Quarter & Chinatown

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

An innovator in the development of new plays earning a reputation for staying plugged in to the mad temper of the times (New York Times).

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