9:30 Club

Unless specified, all shows at the 9:30 Club are all-ages.

All events are all ages unless otherwise specified on the website!

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Pay for parking online when you purchase ticket. It's worth it. $20 and located right behind 930club. Couole of steps only.

Yes you can buy them at the venue

There is a pitcher of water on the corner of the bar. After you drink it there is a restroom in the hallway. Have fun!

No you can't smoke.. and you can come in and out with your stamp if there is re entry that night

Some shows are for all ages so yeah, I guess it can be family friendly, but the atmosphere itself is geared more towards the adults or at least teenagers

99% of shows are all ages.

No, unless the performer requires it.

BOX OFFICE HOURS: WEEKDAYS Monday thru Friday 12:00pm – 7:00pm Show Nights 12:00pm – 11:00pm WEEKENDS The box office is only open on Saturday and Sunday nights if we have a show. On weekend show nights, the box opens at 6pm, or one hour before doors open. The box office closes at 11pm on Saturdays and 10:30pm on Sundays.

All kinds. Some well known artists and others not. Styles vary.

Nope

Venue opens often an hour before first act. There's also a plethora of bars and restaurants nearby

There's a chill bar connected to it in the back where you can wait. Pool tables and stuff. They'll prob mention it as well

Not really sure try googling club times and shows ok it's an event space wow

You can buy it the same day if they have tickets left but to be safe check online to make sure they are not sold out

https://olivertreemusic.com/tour/

I believe there's parking in the back but it's limited. Its not hard to find street parking nearby!

It is not in a shady part of DC. As safe as DC can be.

They have free water at the bar

1115. 1 hour opener, 1 hour main act, 15 min encore. 1 hour in between acts.

There's a parking lot owned by the venue that you pay for, and there's street parking in the area but there's no promise there'll be a spot, especially on show nights

Not a great place for a wheelchair, the times I have attended shows they were general admission standing room only. They do have a second level, maybe give them a call to see if an elevator is available. Thanks and have fun!

No

The venue itself is all-ages, all the time, but a particular show might have its own age limitations. If an event doesn't specify an age restriction, it's safe to assume it's all-ages.

That show is still on

Yes

It has a capacity somewhere around 1,000, but the way the space is set up feels much it is far fewer people

Standing, but if youre earlier enough you can get a seat at the bar

Yeah of course they do!