Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Washington
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8.9Indie Movies •550 Penn St. NE., Unit E (near 6th St. NE.), Washington
banafsheh g. • January 11, 2015The best movie theatre in town. Period. It's a pop up but I hope they make it a perm spot. Cool lounge with a good selection of wine, beer, snacks, comfy seats, not overpriced, great art house movies.
Jessica P. • July 27, 2015Prosecco on tap, two stages for music and out door patio. There's also a Vietnamese food truck in the back!
8.5History Museum •2 Massachusetts Ave NE (North Capitol St NE), Washington
Sari G. • July 7, 2015Such a cool and interactive museum! Check out the stamps and learn about how mail used to be delivered. I recommend this one!
8.3History Museum •144 Constitution Ave NE (at 2nd St NE), Washington
Michelin Travel & Lifestyle • August 2, 2011This is where Susan B. Anthony wrote the 19th Amendment! There are also collections of political drawings by prominent cartoonists including Nina Allender. -- Green Guide Editor
Danielle C. • December 25, 2019The weekend before Christmas is a good time to go. Not crowded and the tours are not busy.
7.8Performing Arts • View Prices •1333 H St NE (at 13th St NE), Washington
Vesper A. • October 9, 2017Mostly have gone here for theatre. The black boxes are great for intimate and interactive shows. Drinks are available at a small counter. Beautiful inside & good location. Parking can be annoying.
7.7Performing Arts •1140 3rd St NE (3rd and M St. N.E.), Washington
DC Preservation League • July 25, 2011Founded by Miguel "Mike" Uline, this ice plant and arena was built by the Consolidated Engineering Company of Baltimore by the plant's architect Otto Kubitz and Martin Koening Jr.
Audrey A. • June 11, 2012May get a bit too scary or loud for sensitive kids or kids with special needs. Recommend the video for grades 3-4 and up.
?Movie Theater •1005 1st St NE (1st Street, NE and L Street, NE), Washington
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