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Studio K sits within The Reach at the Kennedy Center, a versatile, large multipurpose room with a viewing balcony. Located at 2700 F Street NW in Washington, DC, this intimate yet flexible space is known for its cabaret-style nights and intimate performances—from jazz and contemporary music to experimental works. With a capacity of about 300 seated (and up to 350 total with standing), Studio K offers loose floor seating and balcony views, and has hosted round tables and cabaret setups such as the Club at Studio K. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby trusted lodging and dining options to help you secure your seats with ease.

Whether you’re planning a night of intimate music or a cabaret-style performance, Studio K provides a welcoming, versatile environment right in the heart of Washington, DC. Access is straightforward via car or public transit, and you’ll find nearby hotels and restaurants that align with a relaxed, no-fuss ticket experience. Secure your seats through our trusted partners and enjoy a seamless night out in the nation’s capital.

Venue Details: Studio K at The Kennedy Center

  • Location: The Reach, Kennedy Center, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20566
  • Type: Large multipurpose room with viewing balcony; flexible floor seating
  • Capacity: Approximately 300 seated; 350 total (standing); balcony seating available
  • Seating Configurations: Floor seating is loose; past events include round tables and cabaret setups (e.g., Club at Studio K)
  • Accessibility: Built to accommodate diverse performances with an elevated balcony view

Parking

  • On-site: Kennedy Center Parking Garage available
  • Rates: Typical rates around the best available price; check for early bird options
  • Height Restrictions: Vehicle height limits may apply; verify before arrival

Transit & Getting There

  • Metro: Closest stop is Foggy Bottom–GWU (Orange/Blue lines)
  • Kennedy Center Shuttle: Shuttle runs from the Metro station to the Kennedy Center, offering a convenient connection
  • Driving & Parking Tips: Plan extra time for event traffic in the DC area and check street closures around the venue

Nearby Hotels

  • The Watergate Hotel: Approximately a 0.2-mile walk from the Kennedy Center
  • The Melrose Georgetown Hotel: Just minutes away, offering comfortable nearby options
  • The Churchill Hotel: Central DC lodging within easy reach of Studio K

Nearby Dining & Lounge Options

  • Nearby casual to upscale options within walking distance to suit a post-show unwind

Artists & Programs at Studio K

  • Home to intimate, cabaret-style performances and cross-genre showcases
  • Past performances include ensembles like Third Coast Percussion and contemporary works by notable composers

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and venue type: Studio K is in The Reach at the Kennedy Center, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20566; described as a large multipurpose room with a viewing balcony.
  • Capacity and seating: Studio K capacity is about 300 seated and 350 total (standing), with a balcony; seating can be arranged in loose configurations for events.
  • Seating chart notes: Floor seating is loose with a balcony; events have used round tables and cabaret-style setups (e.g., Club at Studio K).
  • Parking: On-site Kennedy Center Parking Garage available (typical rates around $25; early bird options exist); height restrictions apply.
  • Transit: Closest Metro is Foggy Bottom–GWU (Orange/Blue lines); Kennedy Center shuttle runs from Metro to the Center.
  • Nearby hotels: The Watergate Hotel is about a 0.2-mile walk; other nearby options include The Melrose Georgetown Hotel and The Churchill Hotel.
  • Notable events: The Club at Studio K hosts cabaret-style and intimate performances across jazz, hip-hop, contemporary music, and more; site has hosted performances by Third Coast Percussion, Philip Glass works, and other artists.