The Atlas Performing Arts Center is a nonprofit performing arts venue in a historic theater located in the heart of Washington DC’s historic H Street NE neighborhood. The Atlas is a 1930’s Art Deco movie theater that was fully restored as the Atlas Performing Arts Center in 2006. The Atlas has four performance venues. The Lang Theatre is a 258 fixed-seat theater space. The Sprenger Theatre is a large flex-seat theater space that holds 180 seated, 280 standing. Lab II is a small, flex-seat black box theatre space that holds 79 seated, 100 standing. Lab I is also a small, black box theater space that holds 60 seated and 90 standing. In addition, The Great Hall: Kogod Lobby + Cafritz Promenade can hold 300 standing. ...

Echostage is a hybrid nightclub and concert hall located in Washington, DC. Founded in 2012, this state-of-the-art mega venue features top-tier sound design, advanced LED visual displays, unobstructed sightlines, and two 60′ bars lining either side of the dance floor. ...

Located just steps from the White House, The Hamilton has become Washington, DC’s favorite gathering place for music, art, entertainment and inventive dining.The Hamilton Live is a private space, with tiered table seating surrounding a stage and two large bar areas. Perfect for large meetings and cocktail receptions with live entertainment, this unique space uses cutting-edge green technology to provide your event with state-of-the-art sound and lighting. ...

THRōW Social DC is a social venue with a tropical vibe located in Washington, DC. The facility has plenty of open seating, three bars, cabanas, DJs on a huge stage with 20′ video wall, cocktails, and games like shuffleboard, ping pong, and rooftop cornhole. ...