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DC Jazz Festival: A Showcase from Around the World
August 28, 2023
•This year’s D.C Jazz Festival, August 30 to September 3, will showcase “Jazz as a global brand,” and celebrate Washington D.C.’s historic role as an incubator of a distinctly American […]
DC Jazz Festival Launches Cuba Collaboration
May 4, 2023
•They say music is the universal language. So, it shouldn’t be surprising that it’s often a tool of exchange in cultural diplomacy. One of the premier musical cultural institutions in […]
Ford’s Theatre Presents ‘Shout, Sister, Shout!’
March 23, 2023
•What becomes a legendary artist most is to be celebrated in the art of subsequent generations. The guitar-playing gospel great Sister Rosetta Tharpe (1915-1973) has recently been portrayed in the […]
Georgetown’s Renowned Blues Alley Reopens Sept. 16
September 16, 2021
•At the height of the pandemic in February 2021, it looked like D.C.’s most famous jazz supper club — Georgetown’s Blues Alley — might be shuttering for good. But now, […]
Weekend Round Up October 19, 2017
October 19, 2017
•It is a weekend of legendary names: Jerome Robbins, Frank Lloyd Wright, Annie Proulx, Dizzy Gillespie and Leonard Bernstein — not to mention Johannes Vermeer.