Sixth and I jewish mitzvahs Washington DC6915602
Sixth & I Mitzvah
600 I Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Sanctuary Our 105-year-old sanctuary accommodates seating for 800 people, split between two levels. Historic pews and warm architectural details enhance the rich, intimate vibe with the versatile space. Stage lighting as well as a sound system provide logistical convenience for large-scale events. View layout: Sanctuary Social Hall Complete with a full kitchen, the social hall is great for receptions, kiddush luncheons, dinner get-togethers, and conferences. A versatile space regardless of occasion, the social hall can hold between 125 - 300 people, based on seating and table arrangements.
View floor plan: Social Hall
Multi-purpose Rooms
Smaller gatherings of 75 guests or fewer are best for a couple of multi-purpose rooms located in Sixth & I’s administrative building.
View floor-plan: Multi-Purpose Room
We appreciate you your interest in renting space at Sixth & I. Please reveal more about the event you would like hosting here. Our Private Events Associate will be in touch soon after receiving the information you have.
Jewish Life-cycle Events
Sixth & I is accessible to book for b’nai-mitzvah
Require a Bar Mitzvah Photographer in DC? Rodney Bailey and team have experience in creating quality and classy b’nai-mitzvah-washington-dc-photography.
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Professional and Experienced Bar/Bat Mitzvah Photographers in DC
Planning to preserve the memories of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah in Washington, DC? My team and that i have years of experience backing us up, with highest rated photography and many Mitzvahs already under our belts. This spectacular city is my playground i love seeing these special moments unfold here, planning with clients how to best capture the events as they happen and use the greatness around us.
Telling Your Story with Photojournalism
Within the inland northwest days which are as important within the time of a Jewish child his or her Bar/Bat Mitzvah. While there are numerous ceremonies, my team and that i know that every event is different and that we target telling the storyplot of the people. I can't come into the picture attempting to set some misconception or manipulate the specific situation; my photographs have to do with the candid moments, filled with spontaneity and emotion.
