The Warner Theatre is one of Washington DC's most iconic concert halls, a 1,847-capacity venue that has been part of the city's cultural fabric since its grand opening on September 4, 1924.
The Lincoln Theatre is one of Washington DC's most storied live music venues, a 1,225-capacity hall central to the cultural life of the city for over a century.
Madam's Organ Blues Bar - taglined 'Where the Beautiful People Go to Get Ugly' - is an Adams Morgan landmark delivering live music, soul food, and an eccentric atmosphere for over 30 years.
Bossa Bistro + Lounge is an Adams Morgan institution and one of DC's most culturally rich nightlife experiences, serving simultaneously as an art gallery, Brazilian restaurant, live music stage, an
Café Citron has been Dupont Circle's premier Latin nightlife destination for over two decades, earning a devoted following among DC's salsa and bachata communities.
Founded in 1965 by musician Tommy Gwaltney, Blues Alley is the oldest continuously operating jazz supper club in the United States - often called 'the house that Dizzy built.' Tucked inside an 18th
The Eighteenth Street Lounge is a DC institution founded in 1995 by Farid Nouri.