Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Forest Hills, Washington

Patrick C. • November 4, 2010Mia Pomerantz is THE best guitar teacher for kids.

Amber D. • August 20, 2012The Highlight tour is wonderful, informative and covers a lot of the cathedral

Juan Gabriel M. • April 28, 2012Unique, quaint, adorable setting for date or to catch world recognized performances. Check the Washington post.

Kurtis S. • November 9, 2019What an awesome array of artistic offerings and programs!

Dahierophant W. • November 26, 2013Make sure you have talented kids and you too can rip the stage apart.... So proud I am....... Lol

Jennifer • April 26, 2021Closed as a music venue, but a nice spot for a hike around the perimeter.

Svetlana V. • September 22, 2015Потрясающий органный зал

Design*Sponge • August 3, 2014A nonprofit art gallery that often shows some pretty spectacular local talent. Always worth a peek when you’re in Adams Morgan.

Kayle B. • March 27, 2013Really cool, chill place. As a Texan expat, I was delighted to see they had Shiner, but definitely take advantage of the great local brew.

Chrisi W. • June 13, 2011Great little theater! A little warm inside though so be prepared to shed a layer in the summer!

Oscar B. • May 17, 2014Nice place. Good vibe. Def check out the dance classes

Mark L. • June 28, 2011Come before 9pm because that's when its all over

IntConservatoryMusic • October 20, 2011The Parking Lot is decent but if attending an evening concert, recommend coming early. There is also street parking.

Lauren A. • September 18, 2015Great theatre, intimate space

Mark L. • September 7, 2013Best kept secret in DC....classical concert series at Evermay

Sam K. • July 1, 2013Finally they changed the title of this place! Clean Cuts is actually a recording studio primarily working on post production projects.

Christopher C. • July 15, 2017Arts & Artists

John B. • November 19, 2014Food is delicious! Try a brunch skillet. So good! They also have a yummy beer selection!

American University • February 25, 2011AU History: The University's first convocation was held here in 1915 when the amphitheater was originally named the Grove Amphitheater.