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About Gaston Hall - Georgetown University

Gaston Hall is a historic auditorium housed in the Healy Building at Georgetown University, located near 37th and O Streets NW in Washington, DC. The venue hosts convocations, lectures, performances, and high-profile talks featuring world leaders and notable figures. While a public seating chart isn’t published, a 360-view image is available on Georgetown’s EMS Gaston Hall page to help you gauge sightlines and seating areas.

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Whether you’re attending a talk, a concert, or a special ceremony, we’ve got you covered with practical planning details—from parking and transit tips to nearby hotels and dining options. We’ll help you secure your seats with reliable, straightforward guidance so your Georgetown visit is smooth from arrival to acoustics.

Location, access, and comfort come first. Gaston Hall is part of the historic Healy Hall complex, and while it remains a centerpiece of Georgetown’s events, surrounding updates and campus changes reflect Georgetown’s ongoing evolution. For ticket buyers and event-goers, reliable parking at the SWQ Garage (accessible via Canal Road NW) and shuttle connections through GUTS provide convenient options. The Dupont Circle and Gallery Place Metro stations are common nearby transit anchors. If you’re traveling for a business talk, lecture, or cultural performance, consider pairing your visit with a stay at nearby hotels such as The River Inn or Melrose Georgetown Hotel—both within easy reach of campus and public transit. Remember, on event day, plan extra time for security checks and campus access. We’ve got you with practical, no-fuss info to help you enjoy Gaston Hall’s storied performances and talks.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and venue type: Gaston Hall is located inside the Healy Building at Georgetown University (address generally at 37th and O Streets NW, Washington, DC). It is an historic auditorium used for convocations, lectures, performances, and high-profile talks.
  • Capacity and seating: Official Georgetown materials list around 700 seats (about 400 on the floor and 300 on the balcony); internal pricing lists show a capacity of 702. Older or alternate sources cite 740. Public health rules may further affect usable capacity. [Sources: EMS Gaston Hall page; EMS pricing page; Wikipedia/other references]
  • Seating chart: No public seating chart is published; a 360-view image is available on Georgetown’s EMS Gaston Hall page, but detailed floor plan/seat map is not provided publicly.
  • Parking: Accessible routes point to the Southwest Quadrangle (SWQ) Garage with ADA spaces; address for campus parking is Canal Road NW and 3611 Canal Rd NW for the SWQ entrance. [Source: Accessible Routes to Gaston Hall; Georgetown Parking pages]
  • Transit: The university offers GUTS shuttles linking the Hilltop Campus to nearby Metro stations; Dupont Circle (Red Line) and Gallery Place (Red/Blue/Orange lines) are common access points; there is no on-campus Metrorail stop at Georgetown. [Sources: Public Transit - Transportation; GUTS Shuttle information]
  • Nearby hotels: The River Inn (924 25th St NW) and Melrose Georgetown Hotel (2430 Pennsylvania Ave NW) are nearby Georgetown/Foggy Bottom options; both advertise proximity to GWU/Georgetown and public transit. [Sources: The River Inn site; Melrose Georgetown Hotel site]
  • Notable events hosted: Gaston Hall has hosted presidents, heads of state, and other notable figures (e.g., Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Bono, etc.) and has appeared in campus history and press coverage. [Source: Gaston Hall page; Wikipedia page on Gaston Hall]
  • Renaming/demolition status: Gaston Hall itself has not been demolished or renamed; the surrounding quadrangle buildings underwent name changes in 2017 (Mulledy/McSherry renamed to Hawkins/Becraft) as part of Georgetown’s slavery memory initiatives. Gaston Hall remains part of Healy Hall. [Sources: Healy Hall Outline; Georgetown Voice coverage]