
A.i Warehouse
A warehouse-style venue near Union Market (530 Penn St NE). The organizer, Nü Androids, regularly announces house and techno parties from October 2026 to February 2027.
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13 clubs in Washington, D.C. are listed. The 1 clubs confirmed as closed are listed separately at the end.
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A warehouse-style venue near Union Market (530 Penn St NE). The organizer, Nü Androids, regularly announces house and techno parties from October 2026 to February 2027.

A commercial nightclub on M Street NW. The official site lists parties on Fridays (Abby Fridays), Saturdays (Hip Hop Saturdays), and Sundays (Capitale).

A multi-acre indoor-outdoor art space in Brentwood. Its BERHTA, BETTE, and BANANAS floors host techno, house, and bass parties.

A club in northeast D.C. It holds DJ shows, including Nü Androids parties.

A retro club centered on dance-oriented hits from the 1980s to the 2000s. The official website calls it a "nightclub" and announces TBT (Throwback Thursday) on the rooftop.

A large venue on Queens Chapel Road in northeast Washington, D.C. Club Glow opened there in 2012, and it is said to hold 3,000 people. It covers more than 30,000 square feet and hosts more than 130 events a year; most are EDM events presented by Club Glow, but live shows are also held. Electronic music nights are often ages 18 and over with doors at 22:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and in November events by international acts such as Eric Prydz and Alison Wonderland are lined up.

A lounge and club known by the abbreviation ESL, with ongoing series on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

A long-established dance club in Washington, D.C., known for its underground sound system. It holds regular nights and open-to-close shows.

A commercial nightclub near Dupont Circle. The official site describes rotating DJs brought in from around the country and VIP tables, and a booking site lists parties every night from Tuesday onward.

A bar and party space near H Street. Open 8:00 to 2:00 Sunday through Thursday and until 3:00 Friday and Saturday, it has DJs and regular events such as "Bass of the Mondays" and open decks.
A queer-oriented bar and nightclub in Adams Morgan. It holds dance parties every weekend, along with DJ nights and open decks.
A club on Morse Street in the northeast. It holds Nü Androids parties.

A large commercial club on F Street downtown. The official site describes six bars, four DJ booths, and 26 tables. The official site lists Friday and Saturday hours and Halloween programming.