The Sixth & I Historic Synagogue is a truly unique event venue located in bustling Washington, D.C. Not only does the space offer amazing views of the city, but it also offers guests a chance to explore its non-denominational, non-membership, and non-traditional Jewish opportunities. Established in 1908, the iconic landmark is an active hub for religious worship and cultural events, hosting concerts, lectures, comedy shows, art exhibitions, film screenings, and literary events in its beautiful surroundings. Throughout the years, prominent figures like Eleanor Roosevelt have given talks at the synagogue, while many established artists have performed within its walls, including Common and J Cole. It's great! But there's so much more to do in DC. From visiting the National Mall and all the need-to-see monuments to checking out art galleries, craft breweries, and new areas of town springing up with trendy restaurants, no two days are ever alike here in our nation’s capital. Outdoor activities can be found in nearby Maryland and Virginia for camping, kayaking, rock climbing, and more. History buffs will love exploring sites associated with presidents past and present, as well as that vast collection of artifacts at the Smithsonian Museums lining the National Mall. The city doesn't slow down after dark either - the bar scene is thriving with dueling piano bars & From its place at the crossroads of history and art, Sixth & I serves as a vibrant setting for community and culture. Whether you’re looking for a spiritual experience, educational discourse, or simply to experience the remarkable architecture, make sure to check out this venue the next time you’re in Washington DC!