News DC Jazz Festival 2023 guide The DC Jazz Festival is back this weekend for its 19th year, and its third since moving from early... August 31, 2023 0
The Month in Shows 5 D.C. jazz picks for September 2023 The 19th annual DC Jazz Festival is now in full swing; if you’re planning to attend, hop over to... August 31, 2023 0
The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for August in D.C. After the sweltering heat of July ended this past weekend with an almighty storm that rained out gigs, knocked... August 3, 2023 0
The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for July in D.C. We’re in the peak of summer now, which means a healthy mix of indoor and outdoor concerts to hear.... July 1, 2023 0
The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for June in D.C. The summer season has started with some spectacular weather to accompany our region’s extended outdoor concert season. The weekend of... June 1, 2023 0
News With its service awards, Capitol Hill Jazz Foundation gives ‘flowers’ to six of D.C.’s musical heroes “I never saw myself as a leader,” saxophonist and educator Paul Carr said at the 5th annual D.C. Jazz... May 31, 2023 0
Announcing... Home Rule Music Festival, June 16-17 & 24: Tix available now! The Home Rule Music Festival last year was a blast. On a beautiful afternoon in June, we teamed up... May 22, 2023 0
Features DCPS walked back its plan to take over Duke Ellington School of the Arts. But what does the future hold for the legendary school? I remember in 2004 when I came to audition for the Duke Ellington School of the Arts. Growing up,... May 19, 2023 0
The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for May in D.C. May is upon us, which means the end of Jazz Appreciation Month and the beginning of arguably the best... May 4, 2023 0
News Musician and activist Aaron Myers chosen to lead D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities The D.C. Council voted unanimously today to confirm Aaron Myers — a jazz vocalist, pianist and longtime artist-activist — as... May 2, 2023 0