The Workhouse Arts Center offers a distinctive venue for various events, including corporate gatherings, private celebrations, and weddings. Nestled on a historic site listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, this vibrant arts center features a rich array of indoor and outdoor spaces. These include a cozy theater, private art galleries, a large outdoor pavilion, and a sprawling historic quad. The center not only provides unique event spaces but also serves as a cultural hub for visual and performing arts, enriched by its history as the former DC Workhouse and Prison. The transformation into a dynamic arts center began in 2007, adding artist studios, galleries, and performance spaces, alongside the Lucy Burns Museum which highlights the site's significant role in the Suffragist movement.