Spend an exciting evening of live music at Blues Alley with friends listening to Latin Jazz Legend Arturo Sandoval or Jazz greats Jim Hall and Joe Lovano with their Grand Slam group, or chose from a impressive list of musicians booked at what the New York Times calls the “nation’s finest Jazz Supper Club.” Shows range from reggae, sax, trumpet, and soul. When Dizzy Gillespie says, “Now THIS is a jazz club,” you listen. Named Best Night Spot by Washingtonian Magazine. Officially, Blues Alley is the nation’s oldest continuously running jazz supper club. Unofficially, it’s a hidden gem that’s hosted some of the biggest names in the genre. This is the kind of place you congratulate yourself for finding. And then you tell all your friends about. Small tables cozy up to the stage ensuring that every seat in the house is the best one. The stunning jazz instrumentals and soulful singing will hijack the atmosphere in the best way possible. Creole-inspired entrées like Tony Bennett's shrimp and artichoke hearts provide the perfect seasoning to an already delicious night.

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