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Illuminos String Quartet performs Haydn, Beach, Nordic folk tunes, Bolcom and others in a 30‑minute noon concert at the Arts Club of Washington, free with RSVP.
Jazz performances by Sweet Something Jazz, Taisha Estrada, and Kemi fill The Plaza at CityCenter each Friday evening.
Live jazz plays on the Plaza alongside Ron Arad’s LOVE SONG monumental installation.
Live music by Joseph Monasterial on Pinstripes patio, mixing pop, R&B, and country, alongside handcrafted cocktails and chef‑driven menu.
VERONNEAU performs at Hill Center, blending French, American and Brazilian songs with originals, vocalist Lynn Veronneau and guitarist Ken Avis, featuring guests Karine Chapdelaine and Dave Kline.
Hudson Westbrook: Hits Me Tour at The Anthem, Washington.
Joanne McNally presents her new stand‑up show Pinotphile, delivering irreverent war stories about situationships, revenge, frenemies and rejection at the Howard Theatre.
Eivør delivers dark atmospheric rock, pulsing electronics and primal vocals with her full band at the Howard Theatre, celebrating her new album TUNGL.
Spooky cover sets by RenRiot, Niiasii, The Frizz, Savage and more rock the Songbyrd Music House, raising funds for Girls Rock! DC; all ages.
Violinist Siwoo Kim returns from New York to perform Tartini’s Devil’s Trill, Ysaÿe, Schubert and Paganini at the Arts Club of Washington, $60 members/$65 non‑members, hors d’oeuvres included.
Eva Ayllón and special guest Daniela Darcourt deliver a live Peruvian criolla, Afro‑Peruvian and salsa concert at the Howard Theatre, Washington, for ages 18 and up.
Leah Litman, Melissa Murray, and Kate Shaw dissect Supreme Court opinions with snark at Howard Theatre.