Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian
Venue Description
Dedicated to the culture, art, and history of the native peoples of the Western Hemisphere, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is the only museum of its kind in the world. Showcasing a vast collection of more than 800,000 native objects spanning 10,000 years, it has one of the greatest collections ever assembled.With its soaring, 120-foot-high domed roof, the Potomac Atrium is the perfect location for a reception for as many as 600 or seated dinner for 300. Other spaces include a 300-seat theater and a lounge with spectacular views of the National Mall and the U.S. Capitol.
Spaces
Entire Museum
Area: 25,000
Min. capacity: 405
Max. capacity (standing): 3000
Max. capacity (seated): 300
Patrons Lounge
Area: 1,400
Max. capacity (standing): 80
Max. capacity (seated): 80
Potomoc Atrium
Area: 8,500
Max. capacity (standing): 600
Max. capacity (seated): 300
Terrace
Area: 1,800
Max. capacity (standing): 150
Max. capacity (seated): 80
Markets
Washington, D.C.
Categories
Address
4th St. and Independence Ave. SW
20024
Washington, DC
