Inside of Jack Morton auditorium during New York Times event

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A venue for every occasion. A location like no other.

 

 

From presidents to Pink Floyd, CNN town halls to high-profile keynote programs and conferences, GW's distinctive collection of venues have served as the event spaces of choice. 

With an unbeatable location right in the heart of Washington, D.C., GW’s state-of-the-art venues are just steps away from hotels, restaurants, museums, the White House and National Mall, Metro access and more.  

No matter the size or type of event, GW Venues can meet your needs. 

 

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The Right Venue for Your Needs

Performances

GW’s spaces utilize their versatility and prestige to shine a light on world-class speakers, iconic performing artists and more.

Social Events

With breathtaking views, professional attention to detail, and flexibility for festivities of any size, your cause for celebration has a great champion at GW.

Conferences

Whether ballrooms or breakouts, GW can meet your needs with  state-of-the-art multimedia capabilities, a wide variety of spaces and a rich history of hosting high-profile keynote events and conferences.

 

 

 

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City View Room

City View Room

Located at 1957 E Street NW, the newly renovated 7th Floor specialty venue - City View Room - offers stunning views of Foggy Bottom and the National Mall.
Jack Morton Auditorium

Jack Morton Auditorium

Jack Morton Auditorium (JMA) is housed in the Media and Public Affairs building.
Lisner Auditorium

Lisner Auditorium

Lisner Auditorium is a state-of-the-art venue that is an anchor for arts and culture at the George Washington University.
State Room

State Room

Located at 1957 E Street NW, the newly renovated 7th Floor specialty venue - State Room - offers stunning views of Foggy Bottom and the National Mall.
Exterior view of the University Student Center

University Student Center

The University Student Center is the main hub of the George Washington University's Foggy Bottom campus.
A large classroom with wooden ceilings

Academic Spaces

GW's academic spaces are primarily reserved for academic purposes.
Ames Hall Skybox

Ames Hall Skyboxes

Ames Hall offers classrooms, a 125-person lecture hall, and skyboxes overlooking the softball field.

Anniversary Park

The Outdoor Spaces are available by reservation for student organizations, departments and external clients.