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About The AMP at Strathmore
The AMP at Strathmore was an intimate cabaret-style listening room located above iPic in the Pike & Rose development in North Bethesda. Since opening in 2015 with Jay Farrar and hosting a range of artists across genres, the venue offered predominantly seated cabaret setups with some mixed seated/standing shows and dining-in performances. While The AMP has permanently closed as of June 2024, the space remains part of Strathmore’s broader legacy, and this page provides historical context, seating information, transportation options, and nearby accommodation and dining recommendations for visitors exploring the Pike & Rose area.
Geography & access: The AMP was proudly positioned at 11810 Grand Park Ave, North Bethesda, MD 20852, directly above the iPic theater in Pike & Rose. The White Flint Metro (Red Line) sits across the street, offering convenient rail access for concert-goers. For drivers, inexpensive parking was available at the Old Georgetown Road garage nearby (11580 Old Georgetown Rd). While the venue itself is closed, the surrounding area remains a hub for dining, nightlife, and culture in Montgomery County, with Canopy by Hilton Bethesda North and other nearby hotels offering comfortable stays just steps from Pike & Rose. When planning a visit, consider nearby dining options that complement an evening out, and explore the broader Strathmore ecosystem for future events and experiences.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity (historical): 240 seated or 350 standing.
- Address: 11810 Grand Park Ave, North Bethesda, MD 20852.
- Venue type: cabaret-style, intimate listening room located above iPic in the Pike & Rose development.
- Seating chart: predominantly all-seated cabaret setups with some shows mixing seated/standing; table seating common for dining-in performances.
- Parking: inexpensive parking available at the Old Georgetown Road garage nearby (11580 Old Georgetown Rd).
- Transit: White Flint Metro (Red Line) across the street from the venue location.
- Nearby hotels: Canopy by Hilton Bethesda North (near Pike & Rose, ~0.1 miles away).
- Notable events: opened in 2015 with Jay Farrar performances; hosted a range of artists across genres during its run; broader Strathmore programming continued elsewhere after closing.
- Status as of 2026: permanently closed since June 2024; space not demolished or renamed, but no public AMP concerts operate there any longer.