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A Historical Venue for All Occasions
Just a short distance from Washington, DC and conveniently located off I-95, the National Museum of the Marine Corps is a stunning and unique place to host your next special event. A first-class, cutting-edge and world renowned facility, the National Museum of the Marine Corps offers your guests an unforgettable experience amidst some of the nation's most historic and treasured artifacts. From corporate functions to personal occasions, our professional staff is dedicated to providing the highest quality service for each event. With several exclusive spaces available for special events, the Museum has the perfect setting for any occasion, whether it be an intimate luncheon for twenty or an elegant reception and dinner for 600. When hosting your special event at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, you receive the same quality and attention to detail that is synonymous with the Corps' ethos. An event planner dedicated to you will assist with all your needs, from catering to room design to lighting. You will receive private access to the Museum's international award winning galleries and exhibits during your event and a professional docent staff will be on hand to further enhance your guests' experience creating a truly unique and memorable event. Your donation for hosting your event at the National Museum of the Marine Corps supports the continued leadership, strategic direction and financial oversight in supporting and expanding programs at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and beyond its walls. Special events at the Museum--including catering--are managed by the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. For more information please contact the Foundation's Special Events team at 703-649-2350 or events@marineheritage.org. |
Special Events
Retirement, Promotion and Reenlistment Events
There isn’t a more fitting place than the National Museum of the Marine Corps for your promotion, reenlistment or retirement ceremony. Imagine your ceremony with the backdrop of Marine Corps history. There is no charge for military ceremonies. Reservations are required.
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