Lincoln Theatre

Very dangerous. Avoid going out at all costs. Death is everywhere.

The theater does not have a parking lot. Parking is street, or find a local garage/lot. The metro station is directly across the street. I aways take the metro or Uber -- I'm sure parking is possible, but you will need to give yourself plenty of time to drive around (or research a garage/lot ahead of time). Its a very busy area with restaurants, bars, students, people who live there, etc., and street parking would not be super easy to count on, but not impossible if you go several blocks out and are patient and read posted signs (whew!)

Yes, my girlfriend and I went for a night out. Stay together because it is easy to lose sight of each other in the crowd

Went to a late concert with my teenage daughter and saw nothing that made me the least bit concerned walking around the neighborhood after the show.

Please visit thelincolndc.com to ensure that you are buying legitimate, official tickets for the Lincoln Theatre.

Lincoln theater has been and is closed until further notice..

No it's not

No dancing it's a theater

GA means general admission. The seats are first come first served.

U Street. 13th Street exit.

Yes

Ben's Chili Bowl is literally right next-door to the Lincoln, and is an historic landmark D.C. restaurant. GREAT menu, especially (natch) their chili, half-smokes Chili-dogs, burgers, etc. A little more "fancy" (but still chill) Ben's Next Door-- which is, yes, next to Ben's Chili Bowl and is a bit more upscale, warm, wood-floored room. "Finer" traditional Southern food like ribs, fried chicken, beer and cocktails, etc. For a whole different vibe and cuisine, try Matchbox Pizza 1901 14th St NW (2 blocks from the Lincoln).

Steel Pulse for New Years Eve 2018 was all open-seating (so first-come..) Everyone was up and dancing all around the place, so "assigned" seats would've been a drag and a hassle. 🍺

Dress for the show. Casual or elegant, as appropriate.

It's right across the street from a Metro station. You can take the subway to any number of high class hotels.

Not civil war exhibit. Your probably thinking of the Ford Theater

Yes it's like a 2 minute walk

Last 2 shows we went to we got there after doors opened and got great seats. first 15 rows. It is my new favorite venue.

There's a Marriott a few blocks away. I think it's on 16th street. And a few others around it.

There is no dress code. Wear whatever you feel best matches what you're there to see!