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Washington Performing Arts (WPA) presents world-class performances across a network of premier venues in the DC metro area. Each venue offers its own character, seating arrangements, accessibility, and nearby dining and lodging options. Whether you’re catching a symphony, a modern recital, or a touring artist, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.
Below you’ll find concise venue profiles, including seating capacity, parking and transportation options, accessibility, and recommended nearby hotels and restaurants. We highlight official artist pages and partner recommendations to help you plan with confidence.
Planning ahead makes for a better WPA experience. If you’re looking for specific seating or show details, use our simple booking flow to secure seats. For multi-venue events, treat each date as its own entry, and check the venue page for the exact seating chart and accessibility notes. Ready to explore? We’ve got connections to make your DC arts outing easy and enjoyable.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- WPA operates across multiple DC-area venues, including DAR Constitution Hall, Music Center at Strathmore, Lisner Auditorium, Atlas Performing Arts Center, Cramton Auditorium, Sixth & I, Hopkins Bloomberg Center Theater, and Songbyrd Music House.
- DAR Constitution Hall is Washington, DC’s largest concert hall at 3,702 seats and is located at 1776 D Street NW; it is a National Historic Landmark and is operated by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
- Music Center at Strathmore in North Bethesda, MD is a 1,976-seat concert hall with free parking in the adjacent Grosvenor-Strathmore garage and easy access to the Grosvenor-Strathmore Metro (Red Line).
- Lisner Auditorium on the George Washington University campus (Foggy Bottom) seats about 1,350–1,490, located at 730 21st Street NW.
- Atlas Performing Arts Center on H Street NE has four venues: Lang Theater (258 fixed seats) and Sprenger Theater (up to 196 seated, 180–280 flex seating) among others.
- Cramton Auditorium at Howard University seats about 1,500 and is located at 2455 6th Street NW.
- Hopkins Bloomberg Center Theater (Johns Hopkins in DC) is a 375-seat venue located at 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW; the space is in the Hopkins Bloomberg Center, the former Newseum building.
- Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, at 600 I Street NW, seats up to about 750 in the sanctuary (intimate, general-admission seating).
- Songbyrd Music House (540 Penn Street NE) is a small, intimate venue with about 150 capacity (The Bird Cage seats roughly 150).
- Notable WPA-hosted events: Yo-Yo Ma concert at Strathmore (Dallas Morse Coors Legacy Concert) on Feb 3, 2026; the Dallas Morse Coors Legacy Endowment supports annual performances; Mishka Rushdie Momen performed in the Hayes Piano Series at Hopkins in 2026.
- Mishka Rushdie Momen, Mishka Rushdie Momen’s Hayes Piano Series performance is scheduled March 14, 2026 at Hopkins Bloomberg Center Theater; the series is curated by WPA in cooperation with Peabody Institute and Hopkins.
- Hopkins Bloomberg Center Theater is the DC home for the Hayes Piano Series; the venue sits near Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Metro and offers accessible seating and nearby parking.
- Plan Your Visit details for Atlas place address: 1333 H Street NE, and nearby transit, including Union Station access; Atlas lists multiple parking options and near-by transit guidance.
- DAR Constitution Hall seating/chart options are described via seating charts and venue information; there are accessibility options and metro access nearby.