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Glen Echo Park is a National Park like no other.
Formerly a popular amusement park, today the Park is home to a community of artists, educators, dancers, and performers who share their knowledge and expertise with more than 400,000 people each year.
The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture manages the arts and cultural programs and maintains the historic buildings at the Park. The Partnership office is located on the second floor of the Arcade Building (the building with the “Popcorn” sign). Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is there to assist visitors with class registrations and rentals inquiries, and to answer general questions about the Park and its programs.
During your visit, be sure to stop by the Visitor’s Desk on the first floor of the Arcade Building. There you will find Park brochures, Classes and Events catalogs, and a timeline illustrating the history of Glen Echo Park.
Please see the menu at right and the Office, Studio, and Classroom Reference below for additional information that will assist you with your visit to Glen Echo Park. We look forward to seeing you!
OFFICE, STUDIO, AND CLASSROOM REFERENCE, with links to resident programs
ARCADE BUILDING 1st Floor National Park Service Visitor Desk Popcorn Gallery Washington Conservatory of Music at Glen Echo Park 2nd Floor Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture office
BUMPER CAR PAVILION Social Dances and Social Dance Classes
CARETAKER’S HOUSE
CHAUTAUQUA TOWER 1st Floor Yellow Barn Studio Chautauqua Artist-in-Residence 2nd Floor
CRYSTAL POOL STUDIO
HALL OF MIRRORS Dance and Movement Classes
SPANISH BALLROOM/BALLROOM ANNEX Social Dances and Social Dance Classes
THE STABLES AT GLEN ECHO PARK
YELLOW BARN 1st Floor 1st Floor/North Studio Bonnie Lee Holland, Art & Creativity Lab 2ndFloor
YURTS
Note: Handicapped-accessible restrooms are located in the Arcade Building, the Spanish Ballroom, and the brick building located next to the carousel. |
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