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Parking & Directions for Totally Tubular Festival Warner Theatre - DC
513 13th Street NW, Washington, DC
20004, US
1. Colonial Parking (0.2 miles) - $20
2. LAZ Parking (0.3 miles) - $22
3. PMI Parking (0.4 miles) - $18
4. 1200 17th Street Garage (0.5 miles) - $25
5. The City Center (0.6 miles) - $30
Totally Tubular Festival Concert Live at Warner Theatre | Washington – August 07th, 2026
The Warner Theatre in DC is truly a gem that captures your imagination the moment you step inside. Designed by the legendary John Eberson, this place is an absolute feast for the eyes, with its eye-catching Art Deco details mixed with Byzantine influences that scream luxury from the roaring twenties. Honestly, it’s like stepping into a time capsule of glamour and elegance, where every decorative element whispers stories of Hollywood’s golden age. The venue isn’t just about looking pretty though; it’s a lively hub that supports the community through educational programs for local students, making it feel like more than just a concert hall. Whether catching big-name acts or local talents, the atmosphere is always electric and intimate. If you’re hanging around the Smithsonian museums, it’s a quick walk up 7th Street or just a pleasant stroll from the National Archives, making it super easy to squeeze in a night of unforgettable entertainment. For the Totally Tubular Festival Washington, the Warner Theatre is the perfect spot to soak in some classic charm while enjoying a killer lineup of concerts. Honestly, there’s something about this place that just feels special, like being part of something historic and a little bit magical.