The Kennedy Center of Performing Arts is one of the largest cultural facilities designed in memory of President John F Kennedy. The unique craftsmanship of its designer Edward Durell Stone is clearly evident form the design of this building. Drawn by this masterpiece, more than 8,000 visitors pass through this complex on a daily basis.

Due care has been taken while designing this masterpiece and exclusive materials, decorations and furnishings have been procured from more than 40 different countries. The Kennedy center has two main halls (Hall of States and Hall of Nations) and five theatres. These theatres vary in size, orientation and appeal and have been designed to offer exceptionally fine acoustics, sight lines and technical capacities.

Several events are conducted in John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts round the year. Visitors interested in being a part of these prestigious events can check the authorised website of the center and plan their visit to this beautiful city accordingly.

In fact The Kennedy Center is known for its relentless efforts to make its performance and facilities accessible to all its patrons. They have also provided special services for patrons and visitors with disabilities. Some of these services include large print and Braille playbills, audio described performances for the blind. Assistive listening devices, sign language interpretations, captioned performances for people suffering from hearing disabilities.

Parking for visitors is not at all a concern as there is ample space available for parking. For the convenience of its visitors, 60 minutes of free parking is also available when you visit box office or spend $15 and above at one of their gifts shops. When it comes to purchase of tickets, visitors have four options. They can either buy tickets online, at the box office, over the phone through instant charge or via mail. Tickets are offered for sale before two months of the scheduled event. So plan accordingly.

Accessibility Information about Kennedy Center

http://www.kennedy-center.org/accessibility/

About John F Kennedy Center for Performing Arts

http://adventure.howstuffworks.com/kennedy-center-for-the-performing-arts-national-memorial.htm

Events Schedule at Kennedy Center

http://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/?fuseaction=showalpha

Parking Information at Kennedy Center

http://www.kennedy-center.org/visitor/directions.html

How to Buy Tickets at Kennedy Center

http://www.kennedy-center.org/tickets/

Located in Washington DC near the Potomac River and the Watergate Center it is the primary venue for all kinds of ballet, theatre, jazz and folk and other popular arts which is appealing for all age groups and is a must visit for all visitors to the city.

This was established in 1971 as a memorial for the American President John F Kennedy and has three performing centers namely the Concert Hall, Opera House and the Eisenhower Theatre which is the venue for the events being held here.

Kennedy Center on Wiki

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_Center_for_the_Performing_Arts

Kennedy Center official Page

http://www.kennedy-center.org/

Finding a performance is never difficult here as there are regular events ranging from special conventions, theatre, ballet, Jazz and performing arts for all.

The official web page of the Kennedy Center can be easily accessed and one can get an idea of the performance taking place and when with their calendar which is available online.

Find a performance

http://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/

There are special discount offers if you are coming to visit with a large group and tickets can be bought from the booking centers at the theatres.

Buying a ticket for an event is really easy and can be done either over the phone, on the internet, at the box office.

Ticket information for the Kennedy center

http://www.kennedy-center.org/tickets/

However if you really want to get the full experience of the Kennedy Center be sure to plan your trip such that you can enjoy to the fullest and catch the event you want.

Plan your trip official guide

http://www.kennedy-center.org/eventplanning/