Ford's Theatre

#1 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

mafnet writes, "This is where Lincoln was assassinated. Story goes that Booth blocked the door and,…" »

Amber Autumn writes, "I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man…" »

Shakespeare Theatre

#4 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

Webgoddess writes, "Tucked away behind an unassuming façade lies a treasure that has been touted as…" »

JulieHolm writes, "The Shakespeare Theatre at the Landsburg, on 7th Street, not far from the Mall in…" »

Signature Theatre

#13 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

dcgrrl writes, "*UPDATE 12/2007 - Signature changed locations this year, and I haven't yet seen its new space. I've heard great things, though, and the art direction & management remains the same.*Signature…" »

Freer and Sackler Galleries - Free Movies

#21 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

Kate Chopin writes, "Free movies, all advertised on the museums' websites, occur throughout the year. The theater is a great place to see an eclectic mix of older and more recent movies, and, because the…" »

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

#22 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

nicole_a_g writes, "The Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company’s experimental plays are a nice contrast to the staid and stately museums and monuments of Washington. The paint is still fresh at the new facilities on D…" »

Visions Cinema Bistro Lounge

#24 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

recordnerd writes, "Only three years old, Visions is definitely in the tradition of the venerable movie house, with a bistro/lounge offering--among other things--baba ghanoush. More importantly, Visions is one…" »

Loews Dupont Circle 5

#31 most popular of 37 nightlife and entertainment options in Washington, D.C.

recordnerd writes, "The Dupont Circle 5 is one of Loews Theatres' smaller venues with, obviously, five screens. Despite its corporate backing, it shows a sufficient mélange of films, ranging from…" »