1. Textile Museum
The Textile Museum, housed at George Washington University, opened in March. The museum combines its collection of textile art representing six continents and five millennia with the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection of historic artifacts relating to the history of D.C. Among the venue’s spaces is the George Hewitt Myers Multipurpose Room, which holds 143 people for receptions or 288 people when used with the lobby.
Photo: Jessica McConnell Burt/The George Washington University
