Parking Near Howard Theatre, Howard University
Where Can I Park for Howard Theatre?
The Howard Center Lot is the clearest named visitor option, with parking for $10 a day or $200 a month and credit card payment required. Parksy also lists spaces from 320 yd away, including a $20 a day lot and a $7 a day lot 0.2 mi away. Shaw–Howard University station is 238 yd away, a 3 min walk.
- Address
- 620 T Street Northwest
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in the Heart of Washington, DC, 320 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Shaw–Howard University, 238 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Howard University
Howard Theatre, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Howard Center Lot Near Howard Theatre
The nearest officially identified visitor facility is the Howard Center Lot, serving visitors near Howard University and the site at 620 T Street Northwest in Ward 1. Visitor parking is available for $10 a day or $200 a month, with credit card payment required (finearts.howard.edu).
The lot’s entrance is located at the Howard Center Lot, according to Howard University’s parking and transportation information (finearts.howard.edu). For a theater visit, this is the clearest named visitor option in the official guidance, while the venue is 0.5 mi from the Howard University center.
Progression Place and Other Named Parking Near Howard
Progression Place at 1825 7th St NW is named as an additional parking option for visitors to the site (unionstagepresents.com). Its location makes it a useful alternative when the Howard Center Lot is not convenient for your route into Ward 1.
Other named facilities listed near the site include the garage at 655 New York Ave. NW, the lot at 501 K St. NW, the garage at 1101 K St. NW, the garage at 901 New York Ave., and the garage at 1120 Vermont Ave. NW (washington-theater.com). A free parking location is identified at 635 Florida Avenue Northwest (spotangels.com), although drivers should rely on the posted street controls at the space before leaving a vehicle.
Event Pressure and Street Parking Around the T Street Theater
Parking demand can rise around performances because the site is a theater in Ward 1 near Howard University. The venue’s parking guidance directs visitors to reserve through its SpotHero parking page, with Progression Place offered as an additional facility (unionstagepresents.com).
Street parking around 620 T Street Northwest is controlled by Washington, DC signs and curb regulations. The nearby free location at 635 Florida Avenue Northwest is specifically identified as a parking option (spotangels.com), but a free space is not automatically a permission to ignore posted restrictions. Washington, DC Saturday parking rules are a separate consideration for weekend visits, so the curb signs at the chosen space govern before you walk to the performance.
Parksy Spaces Within 0.5 Mi of Howard Theatre
Parksy lists a parking lot 320 yd from the site for $20 a day. A garage space 0.2 mi away costs $25 an hour, while a second parking lot at 0.2 mi is listed at $7 a day.
Other nearby choices include a garage 0.2 mi away for $20 a day and a monthly parking garage 0.3 mi away for $345 a month. A garage space in the heart of DC is 0.5 mi away and costs $17.70 a day, giving longer-stay visitors another priced option near the theater.
Shaw–Howard University Rail Access to the Site
Shaw–Howard University is the nearest station, at 238 yd from the site and a 3 min walk. The short approach makes rail a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid circling Ward 1 for a curb or lot space.
The theater is at 620 T Street Northwest, near Howard University, and the station provides the stated closest rail connection. From Howard University center, the site is 0.5 mi away, so visitors starting on campus should allow for that distance when choosing between walking, rail, and parking.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Howard Theatre?
The Howard Center Lot is the clearest named visitor option, with parking for $10 a day or $200 a month and credit card payment required. Parksy also lists spaces from 320 yd away, including a $20 a day lot and a $7 a day lot 0.2 mi away. Shaw–Howard University station is 238 yd away, a 3 min walk.
How Much Does Parking at the Howard Center Lot Cost?
Visitor parking at the Howard Center Lot costs $10 a day or $200 a month. Credit card payment is required. The lot serves visitors near Howard University and the site at 620 T Street Northwest in Ward 1, and its entrance is located at the Howard Center Lot.
What Other Parking Facilities Are Near the Theater?
Progression Place at 1825 7th St NW is an additional parking option for visitors. Other named facilities include the garage at 655 New York Ave. NW, the lot at 501 K St. NW, the garage at 1101 K St. NW, the garage at 901 New York Ave., and the garage at 1120 Vermont Ave. NW.
What Are the Closest Priced Parking Spaces?
Parksy lists a parking lot 320 yd from the site for $20 a day. A garage space 0.2 mi away costs $25 an hour, while a second parking lot at 0.2 mi is listed at $7 a day. Another garage at 0.2 mi costs $20 a day.
Can I Find Free Street Parking Near the Theater?
A free parking location is identified at 635 Florida Avenue Northwest. Washington, DC signs and curb regulations control street parking, and a free space is not automatically permission to ignore posted restrictions. For weekend visits, Saturday parking rules are a separate consideration, so check the curb signs at the chosen space.
Can I Take Rail to the Theater Instead of Parking?
Shaw–Howard University is the nearest station, at 238 yd from the site and a 3 min walk. This provides a practical alternative to circling Ward 1 for a curb or lot space. From Howard University center, the site is 0.5 mi away, so allow for that distance when choosing between walking, rail, and parking.
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