Best Event venues in United States
Top Cities for Event venue in United States
Top Rated Event venues
Events at Union Station
#1
The Peacock House
#2
The Kalamazoo Loft
#3
Northern Sun Winery and Vineyards
#4
Wilter
#5
Patterson Mansion
#6
Friends Meeting of Washington
#7
The Sun Room
#8
Manhattan Kayak Co
#9
Creative Saints Loft
#10
Premier Event Space
#11
Classic Harbor Line
#12
Top Reviewed Event venues
Navy Pier
#1
Top of The Rock
#2
Seattle Center
#3
Madison Square Garden
#4
Palace of Fine Arts
#5
Columbia Restaurant
#6
Strand Book Store
#7
International Spy Museum
#8
Los Angeles Convention Center
#9
The Wharf DC
#10
Pier 17
#11
Pier 36 NYC
#12
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Dumbarton House
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O Museum in The Mansion
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Heurich House Museum
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Decatur House
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The Whittemore House
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DACOR Bacon House
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Convene
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The Capitol View at 400
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Spire
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HQO Events
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Patterson Mansion
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Decatur Mansion
Quick facts
- How many places in the “Event venue” category are listed in United States?
- There are 3,756 places in the “Event venue” category in United States on LocalGuideWorld.
- Which place in the “Event venue” category in United States has the highest rating?
- Amazing Escape Room Green Brook, rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 10,122 reviews.
- Which place in the “Event venue” category in United States has the most reviews?
- Navy Pier, with 72,936 reviews.
- What is the average rating of places in the “Event venue” category in United States?
- 4.5 out of 5 on average, based on 3,307,532 reviews.
Reviews
Very cool and unusual space. Dozens of rooms from 4 apartment buildings combined together in a labyrinth of treasures. Definitely recommend to book tickets in advance. Takes around 2 hours to see most of the place and discover the secret doors. Not cold inside. Place functions as a hotel as well.
I was really surprised when I visited this place. I believe it’s made up of 5 row houses and each room is filled floor to ceiling with all kinds of memorabilia. We laughed at how crazy it was. It was fun trying to find secret doors (I think we counted 9) but w en funnier is that people actually book rooms there. It has the feel of an indoor flea market, not only because nearly everything there can be purchased, but because there’s so much old, random stuff. If you have an hour or so to kill and want to do something out of the norm and have a laugh, go for it!
Ok very interesting antique store and landmark. Not for young kids really. Don't bother with the special tours for "spies" etc - total rip off. But if you want a special shopping experience or want to see interesting musical memorabilia this is your place! To be fair, we did spend over 2 hours and the secret doors are cool!! Very "meow-wolfy" but much more authentic. This would be a really cool place for an adult dinner parté 😘😉
Family loved it, including wife and 2 boys 11 & 9. Kids loved secret doors. Wife loved secret rooms and exploring mansion, enjoying decor. Did not stay at property. Very unusual experience... Unique. Recommended!
RnB night on the riverfront was an entire vibe. Bottle service was top-notch. I met some really good people. The venue was very tastefully decorated.
I am standing outside in line for R&B on the water. We purchased tickets and it is said that the building is at capacity. I understand district policies; however, it is unfair to consumers to purchase tickets ahead of time and have to be told to wait. My first and last event with this host, whomever they are. And they closed the gates lol
Went to the O Museum in The Mansion for the tour. This tour included searching for hidden doors and gems through out the space. There are 70 hidden doors, but most that tour only find a small fraction of them. Normally less than 2. ;)
Spent a few hours exploring and was able to find a few doors and a few hidden gems. 14 doors, and 2 gems. The Rosa Parks room was fantastic, to actually be in a space that she lived for over 10 years was epic. The entire mansion feels like a huge thrift/antique store. It has a ton of books, toys, dishes, you name it. The space is fantastic. It is a lot of walking and a lot of stairs, although you can take the elevator to each floor. Overall this was the most enjoyable tour we took while visiting the Nation's Capital.
Spent a few hours exploring and was able to find a few doors and a few hidden gems. 14 doors, and 2 gems. The Rosa Parks room was fantastic, to actually be in a space that she lived for over 10 years was epic. The entire mansion feels like a huge thrift/antique store. It has a ton of books, toys, dishes, you name it. The space is fantastic. It is a lot of walking and a lot of stairs, although you can take the elevator to each floor. Overall this was the most enjoyable tour we took while visiting the Nation's Capital.
I was here for an event and we walked up to the rooftop. You could see an American flag with the US Capitol building behind it. It's quite a good spot for political-related events. After the speeches and stuff, we took a short walk to the actual building. If you are in DC and can get this spot, I'd go for it.
Such a beautiful venue to make your vision of your event come to life!!!
I had a smooth process from booking the space to the night of my event. Staff was communicative and helped make it a night to remember. I would definitely recommend and use again in the future.
I had a smooth process from booking the space to the night of my event. Staff was communicative and helped make it a night to remember. I would definitely recommend and use again in the future.
We visited the O Museum to explore the rooms and discover the hidden doors. We spent half the day searching for hidden doors, retracing our steps, and shopping for interesting items. We found 24 doors and were done for the day! We will return to search again. This is an amazing place to explore, enjoy, and relish what the O Museum has to offer those who enter. This is a hidden gem of Washington DC. You can uncover the hidden doors if you are willing to search and keep an open mind!
It's an interesting and unique experience and definitely different from your normal museum. I would recommend everyone try it out at least once. However, because of all the artifacts, it can be hard to find a flow so be prepared for possible sensory overload very quickly. Also, because there are so many aged things in an aged building, it has a very strong musty odor that made it difficult to breathe by the end of our 2 hour tour. I would strongly suggest they install dehumidifiers or something to that effect to help with the smell. Even opening some windows would help but it is definitely not a place where an asthmatic can feel comfortable much less stay overnight.
Fabulous event venue. Great for your next event. Indoor or outdoor rooftop is spectacular
A friend had a private wedding event here and it was a great spot. Staff was very accommodating and the outdoor space was wonderful!
This property is a hidden gem in Washington. Our tour guide was engaging, friendly and knowledgeable. I look forward to going back to try the beer garden.
Fun experience with a lot to discover. Booked on Airbnb for $35. Arrived at the museum and had to wait a couple minutes outside after ringing the doorbell. Service was friendly and clearly shared the museum rules. The mansion itself is fascinating architecturally, but the rooms did feel cluttered and had a thrift store vibe, especially since everything was purchasable. I started feeling nauseous after about an hour of exploring - walking up and down staircases through the old house can be dizzying and musty, so folks who tend to experience vertigo or have air sensitivity please take note. I found eight secret doors and stumbling upon each one was pretty satisfying. This doesn't include the many doors that were openly labeled with something like "you found a secret door! this counts but don't open this one." I'm not adding those to my total - what's the point of counting those as "secrets doors" in the advertised 80+ if they're not secret? A couple doors I found were also pretty obvious (hinges apparent), but thankfully I didn't have the misfortune of witnessing someone open one I hadn't before. I appreciate that the number of guests at a certain time was limited and it didn't get too crowded. I do think it should be more clearly emphasized at the beginning to close doors behind you properly, because it was frustrating to see another guest simply walk out of one and not bother to close it behind him. The museum isn't for everyone, but it's an unforgettable experience.
This is a hidden gem of Washington DC. I've visited the city many times and never heard of it before. Definitely worth a visit to do the tour and have a drink in the garden. The garden is open to the public but tours must be booked in advance. And the tour is worth the small fee! This house is so beautiful and interesting to learn about from a local curator.
Dumbarton is a remarkable venue for a small and intimate wedding. They have a beautiful garden (with a lovely brick backdrop) for the ceremony and an outdoor cocktail hour. We had the reception in a lower level tented area complete with interior bar and dance floor. Street parking is difficult to find.
One of the most beautiful places in DC! The true definition of a hidden gem.
The customer service was outstanding, the staff supersede expectations. HQO unique venue space was exactly what my agency envisioned to the event. The staff went above and beyond to help with the mission. “I was very impressed with the prompt assistance, smooth and straight-forward instructions. I can't wait to secure the space again for my next event.
As wedding professionals, we can't say enough good things about DACOR Bacon House as a venue! If you're a fan of local and national history, then the location has tons of it. Want to get married outside in the middle of DC, DACOR Bacon House has a lovely patio space that is perfect for outdoor ceremonies -- you get the fresh air and good vibes of being outside, and the walls and trees give you some seclusion and protection from the sun. And Meg and the rest of the team are amongst the nicest people we've ever had the pleasure to work with!
Like all longtime residents of the DC metro area, we know how hard it can be to find wedding venues with great views of the city's most iconic monuments, memorials and buildings. So places like Capitol View at 400 that do give you a closeup look at DC's most famous landmarks are really something special. In the case of this venue, the name tells you everything you need to know. Perched on the top floor of a building a few blocks from the US Capitol, this location makes you feel like you could reach out and touch the famous dome. And the best part is that Capitol View at 400 also offers you so much more. The rooftop space can be covered or left open, meaning you can stay comfortable if the weather is bad or enjoy the fresh air if DC's climate cooperates. Definitely recommend this wedding venue!
After a venue cancellation issue due to construction, the Whittemore House came to our rescue with 3 months to go before our wedding. The venue is an awesome place to explore, photograph, and enjoy with any event, and the WH team was great to work with. They have a beautiful garden and receptions rooms. Would highly recommend!!
The tour is good, you get to go inside the house. A max of 8pax per tour group makes it cozy and intimate. A little spooky inside but you get to learn more about the family. The inside is well preserved and high tech based on the period it was built. The owners were definitely trail blazers...
This is a beautiful historic mansion! You can get lost in time looking at all the beautiful art around the home!
The Heurich House Museum is open to the public for tours. Visitors can learn about the history of the house and the Heurich family, as well as see the many beautiful furnishings and artworks that fill the rooms. The museum also offers a variety of special events throughout the year, such as concerts, lectures, and holiday celebrations.
The Heurich House Museum is a great place to learn about the history of Washington, D.C., and the Gilded Age. It is also a beautiful and inspiring place to visit. If you are looking for a unique and educational experience, I highly recommend visiting the Heurich House Museum.
The Heurich House Museum is a great place to learn about the history of Washington, D.C., and the Gilded Age. It is also a beautiful and inspiring place to visit. If you are looking for a unique and educational experience, I highly recommend visiting the Heurich House Museum.
Amazing experience touring this well preserved home. Love that they are open on some afternoons so I had the opportunity to tour. Very reasonable price and so cool they host a beef garden in the back.
This place has called me 15 times in one day for literally no reason. Just to call and hang up. I have told them to stop and it’s completely unacceptable. I would not do business with them if that’s what they do to people.
A good location with public parking and near Old Ebbits for follow on socials. we'll designed for industry and government engagements.
Was there for a private event. A memorial, so I wasn't taking pictures. We'd originally thought it was a private house. We parked around the corner and saw a very cool driveway with center steps. I had to capture that. Once inside, I looked out and realized the driveway went to this property. Elegant, old school place, renovated with history in mind.
Great service by DC Water/Blue Drop staff, and the office accommodations for our retreat were wonderful. Views from the space are magnificent. For a retreat, the efficiency and comfort of the space cannot be overstated. Not one thing went wrong, and the courtesy and helpfulness of the staff blew us away.
This is a beautiful historic mansion! You can get lost in time looking at all the beautiful art around the home! I've attended a few events at this mansion, and every time has been an amazing experience!!
As a Georgetown residents, I have been wanting to tour Heurich house for a couple years now. My friend and I kept looking for tickets but they were at weird times and nobody picked up the phone when you called the number. On 3/18 we found one ticket at 2 PM and one ticket at 3 PM, we showed up at 2:30 hoping they would accommodate us to tour together. The tour guy who was a fellow told me he would lose his job if he allowed be to be part of the 3PM tour, which I thought was a bit ridiculous, since I had paid for a tour, just at 2PM and the tour at 2 had one less person. He first told me that I could look on the website and call a number under tours, the number did not exist. My friend went on the 3PM tour and I had to wait for an hour in the garden for the tour to finish. This inflexibility completely ruined my day. Allowing one more person in a 3 PM tour group should not have been a big deal. I didn’t want to fellow to lose his job but he also could not tell me or provide me a number of someone that I could speak with to ask for an exception. He also was not able to reimburse me for the 2PM tour that I couldn’t go on. He said I’d have to wait till Monday to call and try to get my money back. I’d really not recommend this organization as they are completely inflexible. Honestly I’m not sure why I even wanted to tour some old rich person’s house just cause he owned a beer company. What a waste of time.
Great place to visit. Margaret was an excellent your guide.
We had an absolute pleasure hosting an event at HQO last week. We brought clients, for site tours, around DC in February and needless to say they fell in love this this venue. HQO's sleek design and amazing location offers many options for events.
The site staff was extremely responsive and amazing to work with. Lovesha is amazing. From the start, she set us up to be successful which helped us create a flawless event.
The site staff was extremely responsive and amazing to work with. Lovesha is amazing. From the start, she set us up to be successful which helped us create a flawless event.
I had the pleasure of working with the staff of HQO to help execute video production for a large corporate event. The staff was extremely friendly, accommodating and very responsive in communicating which was a huge help in making this event a success. This is a beautiful and clean event space and I look forward to the possibility of providing service for another event.
Great venue for a large meeting. Excellent accommodations.
This is an excellent piece of DC that is often overlooked during official tours of DC. The tour is a worthwhile investment to learn about not only the history of the house, but alongside that slavery, emancipation, colonial architecture and more!
Beautiful, modern and clean meetings and co-working space. Great snacks, free kombucha all day; very friendly and professional staff.
I shot a bridal editorial shoot here and love this classic and romantic DC wedding venue! It's perfect for small weddings in the city!
I did a style shoot at this terrific DC wedding venue! I love the blend of modern decor within the historic architecture of the rooms. It is a very beautiful elegant venue!! Staff is excellent!
We had our wedding at Dumbarton House last year. They have a great team and are well prepared to work with repeat vendors to ensure success. For anyone considering this venue: The site allows for great "sectioning" where dinner setup, cocktail hour, and family photos can all be happening on site simultaneously with no one bumping into each other. Highly recommend the garden for cocktail hour, just know you'll need lighting. Doing this frees up the entire "upper deck" of house, upper terrace, north garden etc for photos with no one seeing or in your way.
Authentic and beautiful place with huge possibilities for organizations’ events. One of the elegant and historical houses in the city.
This venue is PERFECT for an engagement session. In the winter time, I shot an engagement session here and this space photographs great!!
This space is always perfect for small intimate weddings as well.
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This space is always perfect for small intimate weddings as well.
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This space is PERFECT for weddings. The rooftop has an amazing view of Washington D.C. and this venue has endless possibilities. I shot a Fall Wedding here and it was breathtaking.
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The classic architectural grandeur is complimented by the updated contemporary interior spaces that create a perfect DC setting for the most sumptuous events, celebrations and weddings… a stunner.
The Whittemore House really shinned for our wedding day. Walter went above and beyond to make sure we had the best day of experience. From covering a light so we could do our first look where we wanted, to making sure my dad had nice scotch Walter and the whole staff took such great care of everyone. We loved that we could have the whole house for the day. Everyone had a blast. We are so grateful to Ric, Walter and everyone at the Whittemore House for a great wedding.
P.S. Photos are Adam Mason Photography 10/10 would also recommend
P.S. Photos are Adam Mason Photography 10/10 would also recommend
Wedding event: views of all the monuments, cozy place...great location
Very nice co-working space. Good staff, shared spaces are pretty airy. I was there for an event so I'm not sure what it's like on a daily basid
I stumbled upon this place at the White House shop, they do free tours around the house on Mondays at 10:30 and 1pm, the tour takes an hour and is well worth the time, very interesting history.
No need to book in advance just turn up at the shop.
No need to book in advance just turn up at the shop.
terrible experience at the dc location on 14th st. wouldn’t recommend this at all. the staff constantly berate you for trivial rule following and don’t let you carry out basic business operations. pathetic experience, and the facility is majority empty, so i think that lack of business corroborates that well. technology also barely works in most conference rooms. better off at a wework or even a coffee shop lol.
I had my wedding on May 7th at the Patterson Mansion and I could not have asked for a better wedding venue. It is a mixture of modern and historic architecture which gave my wedding a classy, elegant yet sophisticated feel. The spaces were cozy and intimate which was perfect for my smaller wedding. I looked all over the DMV for a unique, modern and cozy wedding venue and nothing else holds a candle to the Patterson Mansion. I am so thankful for the event coordinators Carl and Daniel who were incredibly professional and instrumental in making the wedding of my dreams come into fruition. Even during the shift in event coordination management (from Carl to Daniel) everything was communicated and executed seamlessly. I am forever grateful for the opportunity to host my wedding at this venue.
Moreover, we also booked rooms to stay at the Patterson Mansion/ Oakwood Suites in the days leading up to our wedding and were incredible impressed with the quality of the rooms, the amenities in the rooms and the cleanliness. We will definitely recommend to others.
Moreover, we also booked rooms to stay at the Patterson Mansion/ Oakwood Suites in the days leading up to our wedding and were incredible impressed with the quality of the rooms, the amenities in the rooms and the cleanliness. We will definitely recommend to others.
It's open for public tours. Calling them before going is recommended.
This place has great views of union station and the capital. Not the best location and set up to host an event but overall it’s ok.
Very nice historic site and interiors. Small parking lot a plus for visitors. But many steps up to the site.
It's possible to visit the place with a tour, very amazing 👏
Awesome experience, beautiful quaint architecture, and ambiance. It was the perfect place for my daughter's celebration. Everyone had ball!
Tours booked by phone in advance. Interesting little museum in an active professional career networking organization’s building. Nice collection of East Asian art & even the desk the Monroe Doctrine was signed on.
Great venue! Staff was friendly and helpful!
Nice space with great location and green/ sustainable practices. Appreciated all the drink and snack options. Wish these guys had more locations nationally. Staff was very nice and location was central to most dc stuff. Food was also very good although there were not a lot of options the food was well prepared and fresh. Lots of health precautions and very clean.
We just had a fabulous wedding at this venue. The view is beautiful. They have a parking garage underneath the building and you do have to go through the lobby of the new stations to get to the reception spot but well worth it. We had around 100 people which fit the space perfectly. Delmy the venue coordinator is so wonderful to work with. The space offers multiple options for your cocktail hour set up. The restrooms are far from the space just something to be aware of. I would suggest making signs it is downstairs or have a designated person showing guests where to go (this was something our planning team did).
Stunning Georgetown venue. I am a photographer who found their staff to be great and the entire place to be picture perfect.
Interesting history & loved the story of how women led preservation efforts. Not slot to see, but worth an hour or so of time.
My party payed $10 each for a self-guided tour. Much of the museum was closed off and, although there were some interesting rooms (I think there were three in total), the entire experience was very underwhelming. I love this sort of thing and so have gone to a lot of similar places, and this simply was not well done. If it were free I would give it a better review, but paying $10 for it was ridiculous. Would not suggest.
Patterson Mansion is a beautiful space to host a small social gathering. They were the perfect place for our intimate wedding in 2020. The building is gorgeous and the staff is wonderful to work with - extremely hospitable. If you're not in the market to host an event, they are one of D.C.'s best kept secrets for a casual drink with friends. When not in use by a private event, you can visit their lounge for a beer, glass of wine, or cocktail from their talented bartender.
Dumbarton House is a historic house in Georgetown built in 1800 when the federal government was in Philadelphia and not D.C. It was a private residence until 1928 when it became the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America HQ. Four years later, they opened a house museum inside.
They offer tours for $10 and it takes you through the house museum on the ground floor and the exhibit on the second floor, which rotates every six months. There's also a large garden on the property as well.
Dumbarton House also hosts some of the most unique events in the city- 1) The Dumbarton House in Georgetown hosts some of the most unique events in the city- 1) Jane Austen movie nights on July Wednesdays in the garden, 2) Ice cream making on the lawn in honor of First Lady Dolley Madison, 3) Afternoon tea for families, and 4) Chamber music concerts.
If you love events and history, it's worth a visit. The staff are also very friendly and very knowledgeable about D.C. and the museum industry.
They offer tours for $10 and it takes you through the house museum on the ground floor and the exhibit on the second floor, which rotates every six months. There's also a large garden on the property as well.
Dumbarton House also hosts some of the most unique events in the city- 1) The Dumbarton House in Georgetown hosts some of the most unique events in the city- 1) Jane Austen movie nights on July Wednesdays in the garden, 2) Ice cream making on the lawn in honor of First Lady Dolley Madison, 3) Afternoon tea for families, and 4) Chamber music concerts.
If you love events and history, it's worth a visit. The staff are also very friendly and very knowledgeable about D.C. and the museum industry.
I HIGHLY recommend The Capitol View at 400 for your wedding day! You get so much more here than most DC venues. A longer day, a wider space, a spectacular view AND staff that go above and beyond to make your day incredibly special! It's the perfect location for a fine art DC wedding!
The Patterson Mansion is a historic mansion just off of Dupont Circle. It was built as the Washington, D.C. home of the editor of the Chicago Tribune in 1903 by the famous architect Stanford White (It's the only building designed by him in the city). The mansion passed onto the editor's daughter, Crissy, where it became the center of D.C.'s elite social scene. President Calvin Coolidge and his wife, Grace, stayed here when the White House was renovated. After Crissy passed away, the mansion was given to the Red Cross until the Washington Club bought the building. Now it's modernized into residences and an event space.
The mansion itself is beautiful. It's a neo-classical building with a modern extension for the residences/hotel (you can book a unit through Expedia). The mansion has a grand staircase leading to the second floor with the common areas. There's a large lounge with a bar, a library, a kitchen (with breakfast for guests), and a balcony looking over Dupont Circle. The other floors house 90+ units.
If you're looking for an event space that evokes D.C.'s past, this is a great location!
The mansion itself is beautiful. It's a neo-classical building with a modern extension for the residences/hotel (you can book a unit through Expedia). The mansion has a grand staircase leading to the second floor with the common areas. There's a large lounge with a bar, a library, a kitchen (with breakfast for guests), and a balcony looking over Dupont Circle. The other floors house 90+ units.
If you're looking for an event space that evokes D.C.'s past, this is a great location!
I stopped at the gift shop and was encouraged by staff to take the free tour. It was a wonderful way to get a piece of DC history. Very few of the historic properties are accessible to the public. The staff was helpful, welcoming and knowledgeable. Glad I stumbled onto this little gem.
Very elegant great 4 wedding anniversary special events we highly recommend this for your next celebration
Gorgeous old house. A very classy place for formal events
Great event venue. Great view of the capitol!!!
Heurich House Museum is a mansion from the Gilded Age just south of Dupont Circle. For a home in the city, it's massive, but for a museum, it's small. It's truly a museum/event space for locals, not tourists (though, tourists are welcome).
The Heurich House is the mansion of Christian Heurich, a German immigrant who was the oldest brewer (he died at age 102) and big time business owner in DC. Outside of the government, he owned the most amount of land and employed the most amount of people. His large brewery now houses the Kennedy Center.
This home is a historic property remembering Christian Heurich's legacy in DC. They offer tours (suggested donation of $10) Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays that last an hour long. In addition to that, they always have events from book clubs to brewing classes to a famous Christmas market every year.
What most people don't know is they have a large garden in the back open to the public Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm. They have benches, picnic tables, and even an art gallery in the carriage house for people to enjoy for free. It's the perfect respite from the city!
The Heurich House is the mansion of Christian Heurich, a German immigrant who was the oldest brewer (he died at age 102) and big time business owner in DC. Outside of the government, he owned the most amount of land and employed the most amount of people. His large brewery now houses the Kennedy Center.
This home is a historic property remembering Christian Heurich's legacy in DC. They offer tours (suggested donation of $10) Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays that last an hour long. In addition to that, they always have events from book clubs to brewing classes to a famous Christmas market every year.
What most people don't know is they have a large garden in the back open to the public Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm. They have benches, picnic tables, and even an art gallery in the carriage house for people to enjoy for free. It's the perfect respite from the city!
What an amazing venue to have any event. It felt like you were on the deck of a cruise ship with the beautiful black drop of the Capitol in the background. It was open air... it was beautiful but when it started to drizzle there was a beautiful canopy that still allowed you to enjoy the beautiful view.
Nice space for meetings
Nice little house with an interesting history. Great place to host a function for a small group (20 - 30 people).
Elegant building with some smaller rooms as well as a larger event space. Great staff.
Beautiful venue. Went to a wedding last summer, lost a pair of glasses there. It took staff weeks to respond, reply to my question...
this is a beautiful place to hold the wedding event that I attended. loved all of the historical pieces and beautiful decor.
Excellent venue for small groups. it's very historic and the carriage house has built in speakers and projectors.