Constitution Hall

DAR Constitution Hall is Washington, D.C.'s largest concert hall, a historic landmark built by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) that opened in 1929 and seats over 3,700 people. It hosts a wide variety of events, including concerts, speakers, and award ceremonies. 🇺🇲Venue: A historic auditorium and the largest concert hall in D.C. 🇺🇲Capacity: Seats approximately 3,700 to 3,800 people. 🇺🇲Events: Hosts concerts (classical, rock, pop, etc.), speakers, graduations, award shows, and television productions. 🇺🇲History: Opened in 1929 as part of the DAR headquarters complex and was the home of the National Symphony Orchestra for 41 years. 🇺🇲Landmark: Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1985.

Well I can say from sitting in those tiny seats for a long period of time, they are not comfortable. If you are not a skinny person you will have a hard time sitting in them. They are out dated and made for skinny people. For the amount of capacity there's not enough bathrooms for males or females. No handicap bathrooms either. There is no parking, I suggest you take a taxi. It's a beautiful place, just very out dated.

This is a stunning venue with a rich history, hosting over half a million events each year. This Historic Building offers excellent sightlines, an intimate concert atmosphere, and historic architecture. The sound quality is perfect for concerts and events. From rock legends to choirs, they have a diverse schedule. Near the Metro stations (Farragut West and Farragut North). Parking limited, very challenging, so consider public transport or arrive early.

Amazing venue. But no parking within 6 huge city blocks for night time shows. Parking on the street is paid, free after 10 pm. The meters will give you 3.5 hrs max for evenings for under $8. So do the math. Show up at 630 for Street parking, pay then go to 7pm or 8 pm show.

Iconic home of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution! Newly renovated venue, comfortable seating, great views of the stage. They have hosted many local graduations, Jeopardy! and the National Spelling Bee. Must see!