Source Event Planner • 2024 Event Planning Guide • Venue

Nationals Park, 1500 S Capitol St. SE • (202) 640-7646 • nationals.com
Perfect for groups of 40 to 40,000 guests. With unique indoor and outdoor spaces totaling 300,000+ sq. ft., this year-round venue is a diamond in DC. Capitol Riverfront Navy Yard-Ballpark, Stadium-Armory

DC Armory 10,000 4,500 10,000

2001 E Capitol St. SE • (202) 637-7000 • eventsdc.com/venues/dcarmory.aspx
Whether it be a circus, expo, sporting event, inaugural ball or trade show, this 70,000 sq. ft. space can host it. Capitol Hill Stadium-Armory

The Anthem 5,000 1,200 1,800 3,200

901 Wharf St. SW • (202) 888-0020 theanthemdc.com
Located on the waterfront with flexible spaces for groups of 250 to 5,000. Hosting internationally touring music acts for up to 6,000 fans at a time. Southwest & The Wharf L'Enfant Plaza, Waterfront

Events at Union Station 4,000 2,200 125 333

50 Massachusetts Ave. NE • (202) 289-8300 unionstationevents.com
One of the most stunning and iconic venue spaces in Washington D.C. that has hosted presidentsm dignitaries and royalty. Capitol Hill Union Station

National Air and Space Museum Special Events Department 4,000 400 485

6th St. & Independence Ave. SW • (202) 633-2340 • nasm.si.edu/spevents
Private events can be held at the building on the National Mall or the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. Entertain next to the icons of aerospace history. National Mall L'Enfant Plaza

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts 3,000 1,500 100 2,518

2700 F St. NW • (202) 467-4600 • (800) 444-1324 • kennedy-center.org
From world-class venues to flexible conference spaces, offering a variety of resources for organizing social and corporate gatherings. Foggy Bottom Foggy Bottom-GWU

National Museum of Natural History 3,000 300 530

Constitution Ave. at 10th St. NW • (202) 633-1000 • naturalhistory.si.edu/events
Party with a pachyderm, dine with diamonds, snack on seafood under the whale – the natural choice for your next event. National Mall Federal Triangle, Smithsonian

Smithsonian American Art Museum 3,000 850 346

8th & G St. NW • (202) 633-8534 • americanart.si.edu
Whether you’re planning an intimate dinner or a cocktail reception, this museum will make your event picture perfect. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Gallery Pl-Chinatown

Capital One Arena ★ 2,500 1,000 20,000

601 F St. NW • (202) 628-3200 • capitalonearena.com
Experience over 220 sporting events, concerts and family shows each year. A 20,000-seat sports and entertainment complex. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Gallery Pl-Chinatown

National Portrait Gallery Special Events Department 2,000 850 346

8th & F St. NW • (202) 633-8300 • npg.si.edu
Entertain guests in the Kogod Courtyard, the Victorian-style Great Hall or the Luce Foundation Center for American Art. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Gallery Pl-Chinatown

Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater 2,000 600 75 680

1101 6th Street, SW • (202) 600-4099 • arenastage.org
Located along D.C.'s Southwest waterfront, the Mead Center for American Theater offers 14,300 sq ft of dramatic and distinctive event spaces. Southwest & The Wharf Waterfront

The Mead Center’s five lobby spaces are suitable for events of all kinds, from small meetings and celebrations to galas and fundraisers. Stage a meeting or performance in one of our three distinctive theaters. Or, combine theaters with lobby spaces for a flexible and creative approach to conferences.

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center 1,650 720 650 1,100

1300 Pennsylvania Ave. NW • (202) 312-1300 • rrbitc.com
DC’s World Trade Center, located on historic Pennsylvania Ave. offers expansive spaces, impeccable catering and innovative options for powerful events. Downtown Federal Triangle

The Catholic University of America Conferences 1,500 400 60 750

620 Michigan Ave. NE • (202) 319-5291 • pryzbyla.catholic.edu
With a wide variety of meeting spaces including a luxurious ballroom and a full-service catering operation, CUA is a price conscious option in DC. Brookland Brookland-CUA

Library of Congress 1,500 450 480

101 1st St. SE • (202) 707-5000 • loc.gov
Visit the Thomas Jefferson Building, known for its magnificent 19th-century architecture, decoration and changing historical exhibitions. Capitol HillCapitol South, Union Station

Washington National Cathedral 1,500 1,000 2,000

3101 Wisconsin Ave. NW • (202) 537-6200 • cathedral.org
A soaring gothic landmark, featuring several glorious event spaces at one of the highest points in DC. Dinners for 50-1000; receptions for 75-1600. Upper Northwest Tenleytown-AU

Enchant your guests in one of the Cathedral’s many magnificent spaces. Host a grand gala, seated dinner, reception, or symposium in the glorious nave. Celebrate in the towers with 360° views of DC or in the garden with a charming outdoor fete. Present a captivating salon dinner in the intimate crypt or convene for a lecture in Perry Auditorium.

9:30 Club 1,200

815 V St. NW • (202) 265-0930 • 930.com
Concert venue located a few blocks from the U Street Metro. Bringing national acts to perform every day of the week. U Street U Street/African-Amer Civil War Memorial/Cardozo

National Postal Museum 1,100 450 75

Dock 5 at Union Market 1,000 400 600

1309 5th St. NE • (202) 902-2698 • unionmarketdc.com/retailer/dock5
Located above Union Market, this 12,300 sq ft. warehouse event space also has 700 sq. ft. of outdoor covered dock/terrace. NoMa NoMa-Gallaudet U

National Press Club 1,000 414 644 525

529 14th St. NW, 13th Fl. • (202) 662-7587 • press.org/host
18,000 sq. ft. of historic event space in the heart of downtown. Full-service catering and A/V in-house; dozens of parking options and hotels nearby. Downtown Metro Center

SPIN DC 900

1332 F St. NW • (202) 517-1170 • wearespin.com/location/washington-dc
Host your next party here, a 12,000 sq. ft. venue with 14 ping pong tables, a bar, two private rooms, lounge space, food, on-site catering and more. Downtown Metro Center

Dockmaster Building/District Pier 800 120

101 District Sq. SW • (202) 688-3590 • wharfdc.com/event-space
Intimate glass building with panoramic water views and wraparound balcony allowing indoor/outdoor experiences while “floating” over the water. Southwest & The Wharf L'Enfant Plaza, Waterfront

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library 800 540 300 450

901 G St. NW • (202) 642-5541 • dclibrary.org/eventrentals
Plan your next annual meeting, corporate event or gala at the epicenter of cultural vibrancy in downtown Washington, DC. Downtown Gallery Pl-Chinatown, Metro Center

Audi Field 700 300 300 400

100 Potomac Ave. SW • (202) 600-9098 • dcunited.com
Audi Field’s wide variety of spaces and sleek, modern design make the stadium a great location for conferences and meetings. Southwest & The Wharf Navy Yard-Ballpark

National Union Building 700 120 120 220

918 F St. NW • (202) 431-8516 • nationalunionbuilding.com
The National Union Building is a historic building constructed in 1890 off ering elegant, private event and entertainment spaces in downtown Washington. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Gallery Pl-Chinatown, Metro Center

Atlas Performing Arts Center 600 300 300

1333 H St. NE • (202) 399-7993 • atlasarts.org
Converted movie theater in trendy Atlas District with flexible spaces for receptions, weddings, corporate events and much more. H St. NE Union Station

City Club of Washington 600 300 100 250

555 13th St. NW • (202) 347-0818 • city-washington.com
When only the best will do. Their facility and services are topped only by the desire to please you and your guests. Downtown Metro Center

Warner Theatre 600 300 1,950

1299 Pennsylvania Ave. NW., 13th St. NW between E & F St. • (202) 783-4000 • warnertheatredc.com
Host to a variety of Broadway productions, comedy, dance, film and music concerts aft er a $10 million restoration. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Federal Triangle, Metro Center

Penn Social 550 350 300

801 E St. NW • (771) 203-0801 pennsocialdc.com
Cavernous venue with a 499 person occupancy, state of the art AV for tech expos or quarterly meetings, concert grade Martin Audio for concerts or holiday parties, and a plethora of games for Mitzvahs. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Gallery Pl-Chinatown, Metro Center

DC Water 500 240

1385 Canal St. SE • (202) 792-4821 • bluedrop.co/services/facility-rental
Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, waterfront views and 360-degree rooft op vistas, our LEED Platinum building is directly across from Nationals Park.w Capitol Riverfront " Navy Yard-Ballpark

Gateway DC 500

2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE • (202) 608-1139 • eventsdc.com/venues/gateway-dc.aspx
A unique state-of-the-art open-air and covered pavilion in the Congress Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC. Congress Heights Congress Heights

National Law Enforcement Museum 500 120 180

444 E St. NW • (202) 737-3400 • nleomf.org/museum
An immersive, interactive walk in the shoes experience highlighting the stories of American law enforcement. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Judiciary Square

Puttery 500

800 F St. NW • (202) 989-4300 • puttery.com/locations/dc
Where fun meets friendly competition and skill comes secondary to a good time, we off er groups a fresh alternative to the putting game. Penn Quarter/Chinatown Metro Center

SPIRE 500 100 60 150

750 1st St. NE • (202) 218-3596 • spireeventsdc.com
With brilliant glass-paneled meeting rooms, state-of-the-art technology and two outdoor terraces, they are ready in any event. NoMa Union Station

City Cruises 468 500

580 Water St. SW, Pier 4 • (866) 404-8439 • citycruises.com
Discover the District from a new perspective when you plan your next outing aboard one of their unique vessels – an experience unlike any on land. Southwest & The Wharf Waterfront

American University – University Conference and Guest Services 400 175 135 350

Duber Hall 115, 4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW • (202) 885-8247 • american.edu/ocl/conferences
Bringing planned events to American University’s premier campus spaces, including the new East Campus Commons. Tenleytown Tenleytown-AU

Capital Turnaround 400 300 982

700 M St. SE • capitalturnaround.com
A state-of-the-art, multi-purpose venue in a historic car barn, perfect for weddings, meetings, conferences and other social gatherings. Capitol Riverfront Eastern Market, Navy Yard-Ballpark

Decatur House on Lafayette Square 400 220 250

1610 H St. NW • (202) 842-0917 • whitehousehistory.org/decatur-house
Just steps from the White House, this elegant and versatile event space can accommodate up to 400 people. A perfect location for your next event. Downtown Farragut North, Farragut West

The American Institute of Architects 350 200 90 175

1735 New York Ave. NW • (202) 626-7312 • aia.org
A one-of-a-kind alternative to convention and hotel venues in the center of DC near the White House. Downtown Farragut West

The Capitol View at 400 350 216 144 180

444 North Capitol St. NW, The Hall of the States • (202) 450-4618 • capitolviewat400.com
Washington’s newest and most distinctive rooftop venue features spectacular views of the U.S. Capitol, the Washington Monument and Union Station. Capitol Hill Judiciary Square, Union Station

Potomac View Terrace at the American Pharmacists Association 350 250 250 250

2215 Constitution Ave. NW • (202) 429-7547 • potomacviewterrace.com
Boasting unparalleled views of the National Mall and beyond and providing a unique setting for corporate and social events. Foggy Bottom Foggy Bottom-GWU

Top of the Hay 340 250 100 140

The Hay Adams Hotel, 800 16th St. NW • (202) 638-6600 • hayadams.com/top-of-the-hay
Boasts breathtaking panoramic views as the crown of The Hay-Adams, including the best view of the White House that DC has to offer. Downtown Farragut West, McPherson Square

Anderson House – The American Revolution Institute of the Society of the Cincinnati 300 180 75 190

2118 Massachusetts Ave. NW • (202) 785-2040 • americanrevolutioninstitute.org
Explore Gilded Age DC at this 1905 Beaux Arts mansion built for Larz and Isabel Anderson, now the headquarters of the Society of the Cincinnati. Dupont Circle Dupont Circle

Pearl Street Warehouse 300 300

33 Pearl St. SW • (202) 380-9620 • pearlstreetwarehouse.com
The intimate live music venue DC has been waiting for. The venue offers a 300-person capacity, two large bars, full A/V capabilities and more. Southwest & The Wharf Waterfront

Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital 250 150 40 240

Anacostia Community Museum 200 150 160

1901 Fort Pl. SE • (202) 633-4820 • anacostia.si.edu
Features changing exhibitions and programs on the effect of historical and contemporary social and cultural issues on communities.Anacostia Anacostia

Friends Meeting of Washington 200 150 96 300

2111 Decatur Place NW • (202) 483-3310 • events.quakersdc.org
Unique venue offering historic environmentally sustainable meeting spaces and gardens. We offer a peaceful oasis close to major hotels + restaurants. Dupont Circle Dupont Circle

Credit Union House 125 84 18 80

403 C St. NE • (202) 548-3131 • cuhouse.com
Offers outdoor entertaining space with panoramic views of the U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress and Supreme Court. Capitol Hill Union Station

The Octagon 100 50

1799 New York Ave. NW • (202) 626-7439 • architectsfoundation.org/octagon-museum
Federal Period historic house and temporary White House during the War of 1812. An architecturally unique venue for meetings and events. Downtown Farragut North, Farragut West

Washington, DC Economic Partnership 100 48 48 90

1495 F St. NW • (202) 661-8670 • wdcep.com
Providing the ideal setting for small to mid-sized events, meetings, networking events, seminars and social occasions in DC.Downtown McPherson Square, Metro Center

Tudor Place Historic House & Garden 70 35 40

1644 31st St. NW • (202) 965-0400 • tudorplace.org
Georgetown garden gem and historic mansion offering intimate spaces for meetings, retreats, custom tours and corporate entertaining.Georgetown Dupont Circle

Brick & Mortar Venues

1099 14th St. NW • (202) 257-0872 • brickandmortarvenues.com
A venue management company that works to find the perfect location at one of our many venues for your next meeting or reception. w DC Metro Area

Entertainment and Sports Arena

1100 Oak Dr. SE • (202) 249-3000 • esaontherise.com
This new 118,000 sq. ft. venue serves as the home court for the WNBA Washington Mystics and the official practice facility for the Wizards. Congress Heights "Congress Heights

National Museum of African American History and Culture

1400 Constitution Ave. NW • (202) 633-1000 • nmaahc.si.edu
The only national museum devoted to African American life, history and culture. National Mall Federal Triangle, Smithsonian

The Springs at Franklin Park

1315 I (Eye) St. NW • (202) 9292026 • thespringsdc.com
Offers nine incredible open-aired spaces perfect for events, meetings, team-building or just simply time to enjoy the park. Downtown McPherson Square

The University Club of Washington DC 235

1136 16th Street, NW • (202) 862-8800 • universityclubdc.com
Offers members (or sponsored individuals) the opportunity to host meetings or banquets up to 250. Downtown Farragut North, Farragut West

MARYLAND VENUES

National Aquarium 1,400 200 225

501 E Pratt St., Baltimore, MD • (410) 576-3800 • aqua.org
Located in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, featuring thousands of animals. See why it is considered one of the best aquariums in the nation. Maryland

Strathmore 540 400 1,976

5301 Tuckerman Ln., North Bethesda, MD • (301) 581-5100 • strathmore.org
An arts haven nestled on 11 acres in North Bethesda. World-class concerts in the music center’s concert hall and intimate recitals in the music room. Maryland Grosvenor-Strathmore

AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center 400 150 400

8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, MD • (301) 495-6700 • afi.com/silver
Board meetings, teleconferencing and broadcast video production by day and elegant receptions by night in a 400-seat historic Art Deco theater. Maryland Silver Spring

Merriweather Post Pavilion 19,000

10475 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia, MD • (410) 715-5550 • merriweathermusic.com
Located north of Silver Spring, this is the venue where top headlining national acts are brought for musical performances. Maryland

Topgolf National Harbor

6400 Clipper Way, Oxon Hill, MD • (301) 686-8240 • topgolf.com/us/national-harbor
Entertain clients and colleagues in a non-corporate setting. The all-inclusive packages include game play, food, drinks and a dedicated staff member. Maryland King St-Old Town

VIRGINIA VENUES

Reston Town Center 15,000 500

11900 Market St., Reston, VA • (703) 579-6720 • restontowncenter.com
”A downtown for the 21st century,” with more than 60 stylish shops, 30 renowned restaurants, a multi-screen cinema and a premier hotel.** Virginia Wiehle-Reston East**

National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center 3,000 750 120 150

14390 Air & Space Museum Pkwy., Chantilly, VA • (202) 633-2340 airandspace.si.edu/support/host-event Host your event among iconic giants of aviation and space exploration! The entire facility will be yours to explore. Ad on back cover. Virginia Wiehle-Reston East

The View of DC 450 150 175

1201 Wilson Blvd., 31st Fl. , Arlington, VA (703) 423-0600 • theviewofdc.com A spectacular rooftop event venue with 360° panoramic view of Washington D.C.’s most majestic monuments, famous landmarks and natural beauty. Virginia Rosslyn

Convene at 1201 Wilson Blvd 250 200 190 300

1201 Wilson Blvd., 30th Fl., Arlington, VA • (202) 253-7027 • convene.com/location/1201-wilson-blvd The city’s newest meeting and event venue with incredible views of DC, 34,000 sq. ft. and capacity for up to 300 people. Virginia Rosslyn