Washington, DC

District Pier at The Wharf

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District Pier at The Wharf — Large commercial Wharf pier used for full-band festival stages, waterfront concerts and private/rentable event programming. Current 2026 programming includes full-band jazz/funk and multidisciplinary live-music events on District Pier. Programming includes Jazz, funk, roots, festival, full-band, mixed. Family-friendly or all-ages use is part of the venue profile. The venue is at 101 District Square SW, Washington, DC 20024.

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All Ages
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Funk, Jazz
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101 District Square SW, Washington, DC 20024, United States
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202-688-3590
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