Ring in the New Year relishing the sky lounge of the new International Spy Museum at 700 L’Enfant Plaza SW.
Standing at the world’s epicenter of espionage, D.C.’s newest venue will have you dancing all night with sweeping views of the Washington Monument, the Capitol, the new D.C. waterfront and New Year’s Eve fireworks over Alexandria.
Before the clock strikes 12, enjoy mind-boggling illusions by our strolling magician, engage in a WHODUNIT interactive spy troupe mystery, watch the sparks and glassware fly by professional bartenders performing fantastic feats and tricks, dance on an LED dance floor, find out what’s to come in 2019 with our all-knowing psychics and take some “shagadelic” shots with the International Man of Mystery himself, Austin Powers.
The floor to ceiling windows overlooking the D.C. skyline in this newly constructed International Spy Museum will open its doors to the public for the first time on New Year’s Eve.
This event will help people affected by disasters like storms and countless other crises by donating all profits to American Red Cross Disaster Relief. Your ticket purchase enables the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to and help people recover from disasters both big and small across the United States.
Your all-inclusive ticket purchase includes top-shelf open bar, food, champagne toast, music and all the entertainment. For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
Buy your #NewYearsEve ticket by Friday, December 21 for a chance to have it paid in full. Go to https://t.co/NfZxSHtgrh @IntlSpyMuseum #WashingtonDC @RedCrossNCR #socialimpact #disaster @DJHeatherFemia @magic @cheesymagic #DC #destinationdc #celebrate #party pic.twitter.com/wWcMc5dIO2
— Do Good Events (@Faizaakhtar76) December 17, 2018
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