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- Y.Arman BarlasFebruary 15, 2017We saw Phantom here. The grounds are themselves nice fora visit, with nice views of the Potomac River and Georgetow.
- WorldStridesApril 8, 2011The Grand Foyer is 60ft high and 630ft long, making it one of the largest rooms in the world. If you were to lay the Washington Monument on its side in the Grand Foyer, you’d still have 75ft to spare.Upvoted 1 week ago
- The Ritz-CarltonJuly 29, 2015Don't miss the daily performances at 6pm on Millennium Stage. Afterwards, enjoy stunning views of the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Memorial Bridge & Air Force Memorial from the terrace.
- The Ritz-CarltonNovember 4, 2013Discover beautiful paintings, sculptures,& artwork within this performing arts venue with one of the Kennedy Center’s free daily tours. You’ll also find great views of the Potomac on their terrace.
- Tamara GDecember 16, 2016I saw Wicked, it was amazingly awesome! I also learned about the Millenium Stage, I'll definitely check out something there.
- Pre-order your drinks and they will be waiting during intermission. If not, go all the way to the left and the lines are shorter. Don't forget to tip!
- Nita SmileyfaceMarch 25, 2016It's a beautiful building. Free events on Sundays at 6pm on The Millennium Stage. Also, free tours of the center.
- I have been to countless plays, musicals, and concerts over the years. No seat in any of the houses is terrible and there's always an adorable price point for every person at every show!
- The White HouseDecember 4, 2012President Obama and the First Lady celebrated the 2012 Kennedy Center Honorees, including Buddy Guy, Dustin Hoffman, David Letterman, Natalia Makarova, and Led Zeppelin. Read more
- Martin SlusarzFebruary 1, 2016Spectacular venue for music, plays and opera. Restaurant choices are wide and offer a quick way to have a nice meal and avoid another place. Arrive early. Departure from nearby parking slow.
- A wonderful venue for all types of musical performances. This historic site is conveniently located and offers views of the city, the Potomac, and restaurants on site.
- Lenny GalloJuly 13, 2019Worth seeing any show here just to experience this wonderful space. Make sure to go out on the terrace and check out the view.
- There is no need to buy a ticket to enjoy the wonderful architecture. Walk around the building to enjoy beautiful artwork, facades, and vistas.
- The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing ArtsMarch 27, 2013Avoid intermission bar lines by filling out your drink order before the show. Your beverage will be waiting for you as soon as you step out into the lobby! See the bartender for more info.
- IWalked Audio ToursSeptember 8, 201217-acres. Busiest arts facility in US w/over 2000 performances annually. Original design was intended to emulate Watergate Complex's curves but removed due to cost constraints.More site info via<LINK> Read more
- The TelegraphMarch 12, 20137pm: Hop back in a taxi and head to the John F Kennedy Center (kennedy-center.org/index.cfm) for drama, opera or music. Don’t miss the breezy roof deck overlooking the Potomac River.
- Dwayne KilbourneApril 15, 2013One of D.C.'s best and biggest performing arts locations! Add this to your list of to-do's and thank me later!
- ToneDecember 31, 2014Excellent free scenic views of the city and the river. Free wifi in the cafe upstairs. Great place to see cultural performances.
- Ана ЛековићFebruary 17, 2017If it's giving you creeps to try to come here by foot, there is a red and free shuttle 🚌 departing from Foggy bottom metro exit to the front of this center, running regularly I suppose.
- Travis MillerDecember 21, 2018Multiple theaters, shops, food, all with a great atmosphere! Make sure you know which theater your show is in.
- Nicole StahleckerJuly 19, 2016You can come here for drinks on the terrace even if you're not seeing a show - amazing view of DC. But try and go to a show!!
- Steve DahlgrenJuly 22, 2015Skip the concessions here and carve out an extra 20 minutes and get pre-theatre cocktails 4 blocks away at The River Inn. Ask for the barman Keith for a memorable cocktail.
- Caitlin LawlerAugust 5, 2015Beautiful opera house, with great outside views. Arrive early before shows to listen to the free band
- Tim FAugust 16, 2015A classic DC destination. Visit the Millennium Stage if you want to get a taste of the experience without paying through the nose.
- Scope Enterprise LabsAugust 25, 2018Has shows all the time. It is a nice clean place for people to hang out with friends or with the family.
- Roger UnderhillMarch 9, 2015Free shows at 6pm most nights, they are free but use mass transit to get there as the parking will set you back $23!
- The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing ArtsJuly 10, 2014Want the VIP treatment? Become a Kennedy Center Member and get special benefits like Ticket Priority, Access to Lounges, Gift Shop and Restaurant Discounts, and more! Read more
- If you would like to see Book of Mormon (running through 8/18/13) there are $25 standing room tickets on a first come first serve basis; most seats have been sold out!
- be the terrace in evenings, potomac/georgetown for picturesque clicks or planes passing by every single minute words simply can't describe kencen! being here is nothing to loose but soul's exercise :)
- Cathy HenryMay 24, 2014The Bolshoi Ballet Company is performing Giselle & it's a fabulous performance!!!!!
- Yilen RodriguezFebruary 26, 2012I was so happy when I heard Wicked was coming to JFK center, it was an amazing performance! Such great talent! Such a beautiful stage!! Loved it!
- Merrie D.October 9, 2011Go to one of their free tours! You get to see all three historical theatres, the president's boxes and the incredible pieces of art all around. Fun & knowledgeable tour guides.
- Andres FalconerFebruary 4, 2016Can't be missed. Must come as often as possible. Great free performances in the halls.
- Washington BladeJuly 30, 2011“Shear Madness,” a comedy whodunit, will be performed twice Saturday at 3 and 7 p.m. At the Theater Lab. “Madness” takes place in present-day Georgetown, in the Shear Madness Hair Styling Salon.
- Richard CassemApril 8, 2016Try to arrive during the day on a weekday or before 1:00 PM on Friday, so you can get a guided tour. Otherwise, the self-guided tour is OK.
- Well worth becoming a member. Don't miss the scenic view of Virginia.
- Washington BladeJuly 30, 2011“Shear Madness,” a comedy whodunit, will be performed twice Saturday at 3 and 7 p.m. At the Theater Lab. “Madness” takes place in present-day Georgetown, in the Shear Madness Hair Styling Salon. Ticke
- Ankush SaxenaFebruary 15, 2013Place to see live orchestras and opera performances. Tickets might be pricey, but it's worth it.
- eric bornemannMay 8, 2021Beautiful views of the Potomac River from the terrace - lovely even when humid.
- Eduardo M. EtienneNovember 14, 2013Love the atmosphere. They have a variety of cultural events for the whole family.
- Kennedy CenterDecember 20, 2011Discounted and free tickets are available for anyone ages 18-30 and active duty military through our MyTix program. Check out kennedy-center.org/mytix for more info!
- ToryBurchJune 26, 2013Named for President JFK, the Kennedy Center hosts plays, ballets and many of DC’s best theatrical events.
- US National ArchivesApril 13, 2011While you enjoy the view from the Terrace Level, take a look at this 1970s photo of the area from our Documerica collection. What can you do to help keep this place beautiful? Read more
- ViksJune 4, 2010Thurgood is a must see. For somebody who moved to the US in the early 2000s, it had great insights on the civil rights movement from the perspective of the first black justice of the supreme court.