Venues

Sax is one of Washington DC's most theatrical and opulent nightlife destinations, where dinner, performance art, and late-night clubbing converge.

Sixth & I Historic Synagogue is a stunningly preserved 1908 Conservative synagogue that now serves as both a thriving Jewish community institution and a nationally recognized arts and cultural

Songbyrd Music House is Washington DC's most acclaimed intimate music venue.

STFU Navy Yard is Capitol Hill and Navy Yard's most talked-about underground nightlife secret - a basement speakeasy lounge tucked beneath the Capitol Riverfront district's street level, just block

Sycamore & Oak is one of Washington DC's most distinctive and community-rooted gathering spaces - a year-round outdoor shopping, dining, cultural, and wellness hub by and for the Congress Heigh

Takoma Station Tavern is a legendary neighborhood institution in DC's Takoma neighborhood, steps from the Takoma Metro station.

The Atlantis is Washington DC's newest and most celebrated independent music venue, a 475-capacity room that opened on May 30, 2023, exactly 43 years to the day after the original 9:30 Club opened.

The Crown & Crow is one of Logan Circle's most beloved and highly rated bars - a 3,800-square-foot Victorian-era bar and event space at 1317 14th Street NW with a 4.5-star rating on Yelp across

The Fillmore Silver Spring is the DC metro area's premier mid-size concert venue, bearing the storied Fillmore name made famous by Bill Graham's legendary San Francisco room.

The Hamilton opened in 2013 as Washington DC's most ambitious combination of fine-dining restaurant and serious music venue, just two blocks from the White House.