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About The DC Eagle

The DC Eagle has a long-standing legacy in Washington, DC, originating in 1971 as a leather/Levi bar and evolving through several relocations before settling in Mount Vernon Square and, most recently, a new chapter as District Eagle on U Street. This venue page provides a comprehensive overview for fans and event-goers: seating information, parking and transit options, and a curated list of nearby hotels and restaurants. Whether you’re attending a leather/kink event, an industry gathering, or a community night, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted insider recommendations.

Note: The original DC Eagle ceased operations in 2020 after the building was sold. In 2025, District Eagle opened at 1357-B U St NW with capacity for around 116 patrons (300 on Eagle XL nights), offering a modern take on a historic DC venue experience. Always check the event page for the latest information, including any changes to capacity, accessibility, or venue rules. If you’re planning for a visit, secure your seats through trusted partners and consider nearby hotels and dining to make the most of your trip to DC’s vibrant Hawthorn/Columbia Heights corridor.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Opened in 1971 at 904 9th St NW (Mount Vernon area) as a leather/Levi bar.
  • Relocated to 908 7th St NW in 1979 to make room for the convention center expansion.
  • Moved to 639 New York Ave NW in Mount Vernon Square in 1987 and remained there for decades.
  • Final relocation to 3701 Benning Rd NE (DC Eag­le’s last roost) in 2014/2015; opened there in early 2015.
  • 2014 liquor-license transfer listed occupancy load at Benning Rd location as 800; outdoor spaces included a Summer Garden (100 seats) and a sidewalk cafe (36 seats).
  • Closed permanently in May 2020 after the building was sold; the brand was dissolved, with reports of ownership changes and financial issues.
  • Notable events included the long-running Mr. D.C. Eagle contest and other leather/kink events.
  • In 2025, District Eagle opened at 1357-B U St NW as an unofficial successor to the DC Eagle, with capacity around 116 patrons (300 on Eagle XL nights).
  • Transit note: final Benning Rd NE location was in NE DC near Benning Road; District Eagle is on U Street NW in the Hawthorn/Columbia Heights corridor, reflecting a move to a different neighborhood.