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Takoma Jazz at Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street NW, Washington, DC.
Takoma Jazz at Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street NW, Washington, DC.
Takoma Jazz at Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street NW, Washington, DC.
Takoma Jazz at Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street NW, Washington, DC.
Takoma Park Flea/Art Market at Seekers Church features a jazz quartet, bilingual storytelling, coffee pop‑up, and 17+ vendors offering jewelry, art, vintage clothing, records, furniture and textiles, ages 3–13.
Guided musical play time with hand drums, tambourines, shakers, and rhythm sticks at Petworth Library Kids' Area, building rhythm and social skills, for ages 5 and under.
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.
Hot Club of San Francisco performs at Blues Alley, 1073 Wisconsin Ave, Washington.
Free coworking sessions at the NatureLab offer quiet space, Wi‑Fi, a natural science collection, a Keurig and art supplies.
Weekly Friday lunch at TPSS Co‑op picnic tables, bring your own or get food from the Co‑op or nearby businesses, enjoy conversation and community.
The Rock and Roll Playhouse performs David Bowie music at The Atlantis, with free admission for infants under one.
Spooky classics performed by ghoulishly attired National Symphony Orchestra musicians at Lisner Auditorium, Washington, in a Halloween celebration concert, for ages 2 and up.
Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra performs at the American History Museum’s Warner Bros. Theater, honoring 1926 jazz legends Ray Brown, Melba Liston and Randy Weston.
Juried exhibit of 26 images by 22 artists exploring what it means to be fully human at the Art Gallery at Seekers Church.
Eric Lichtblau discusses his investigative book American Reich, examining hate‑fueled murders and neo‑Nazi networks, at People’s Book in Takoma Park.