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. ...

Black Cat DC is a nightclub located in the Shaw/U Street neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The Mainstage concert room features high-quality, professional sound, a large floorspace with great sightlines, and a rock club atmosphere perfect for national independent touring acts, local bands suitable for a larger club atmosphere, and monthly DJ dance events. In addition, the Red Room Bar and Food For Thought Café are open seven nights a week. ...

DC9 Nightclub is a three-level nightclub and restaurant in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC. It is known for its indie music scene, dance parties, karaoke, and its rooftop deck. Most nights there are live bands, DJs, or other events in the second floor performance space. ...

Located in the Shaw District of Washington, DC, The Howard Theatre is a fully equipped venue with state-of-the-art production, audio visual and lighting systems. Established in 1910, the historic theater offers two-tiered horseshoe-shaped seating centered on a 30-foot stage, making even the largest event seem intimate.The Center Stage room can accommodate up to 250 seated or 500 standing. ...