On Thursday, D.C.-based event planning software giant Social Tables opened the doors to its new office—located just a few blocks away from WMATA’s Metro Center station—in an invite only event. 

Along with the reveal, Social Tables welcomed D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser, who spoke about the city’s efforts to help catalyze tech business growth and District-based innovation. CEO Dan Berger (pictured right) celebrated the unveiling by announcing a company initiative to host 100 D.C. tech events within the next two years. 

The 30,000-square-foot office space also offers a new, centralized hub for the larger D.C. tech scene, Berger explained. Much like the growth experienced by the city’s general tech economy, Social Tables has rapidly become a software powerhouse in the event planning and coordination market. 

The company boasts a number of high profile clients, including Marriott hotels, Dow Jones and Forbes magazine. 

DC Inno got a first look at the 116-person office found on G Street and we’ve got some pictures to bring you through a captivating tour.