The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC
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Many of Washington, DC's landmark attractions also serve as unique event spaces. Full of many inspiring venues, from rooftops to river cruises, here is a sample of the unique venues that can be found in the nation's capital.
The Credit Union House boasts The Capitol View Roof and adjacent Rooftop Terrace that offer a panorama of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Library of Congress. This cozy, intimate site can accommodate receptions for up to 250 guests.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts provides the opportu- nity to wine and dine in one of the city's most iconic buildings at its Roof Terrace Restaurant, which provides access to incredible views. As many as 400 attendees can partake in a recep- tion here.
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Board Odyssey Cruise and take to the water for a meeting. A cruise on the Potomac showcases the city's best views from the vessel's wrap-around perimeter deck. Up to 600 people can attend a reception here.
For groups of up to 2,200 for a recep- tion, the Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard is situated inside the National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian Art Museum building. Its wavy, grid-style glass is impressive, and even moreso when it is lit up.
The Goethe-Institut Washington is a center for German culture that's full of interesting decor and conversation starters. Its event space accommo- dates receptions for 150 attendees, film screenings for up to 90 people, as well as presentations.
The Newseum tells the story of news and explores the importance of a free press as a cornerstone of democracy. It is home to 14 major galleries and 15 theaters.
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