DAR Constitution Hall is a historic concert hall in the heart of Washington, DC. With a capacity of 3,702, it hosts concerts, lectures, television productions, and the DAR Continental Congress. The venue sits within the DAR National Headquarters complex, alongside Memorial Continental Hall and the DAR Museum, and offers a classic, intimate setting for a wide range of performances.

Located at 1776 D Street NW, the hall features three main seating areas—Orchestra, Tier, and Boxes—with 52 boxes and accessible seating in the Orchestra. ADA accommodations are available to ensure a comfortable experience for all guests.

Plan your visit with convenient parking nearby at the Colonial Parking Garage (1800 G St NW) and be prepared for metered street parking nearby. The closest Metro options are Farragut North (Red Line) and Farragut West (Orange/Blue lines). The main entrance faces D Street between C and D Streets; on Sundays, use the 18th Street exit when arriving by transit. Nearby hotels within walking distance include Willard InterContinental Washington, State Plaza Hotel, The Hay-Adams, and W Washington DC. Whether you’re here for a concert, lecture, or a television production, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats and enjoy a seamless visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 3,702 seats (larger auditorium in DC).
Address: 1776 D Street NW, Washington, DC 20006.
Venue type: Historic concert hall within the DAR National Headquarters; privately operated; part of a three-building complex that includes Memorial Continental Hall and the DAR Museum.
Seating chart: three main seating areas (Orchestra, Tier, and Boxes) with 52 boxes; accessibility seating available in the Orchestra; ADA accommodations available.
Parking: No on-site DAR parking; nearby Colonial Parking Garage at 1800 G St NW; metered street parking nearby; parking hours vary by meter.
Transit: Closest Metro options are Farragut North (Red Line) and Farragut West (Orange/Blue lines); main entrance on D Street between C and D Streets; Sundays use the 18th Street exit.
Nearby hotels: Willard InterContinental Washington, State Plaza Hotel, The Hay-Adams, and W Washington DC are all within walking distance.
Notable events: Hosts concerts, lectures, television/film productions, and the DAR Continental Congress; venue is a historic cultural centerpiece in DC.