Come join the jam this Sunday as Monthly Master jazz artist and saxophonist Sarah Hughes headlines the session for week 2 of our #InstrumentalLadiesofJazz series. Sarah has been a member of the jazz scene since undergrad at Maryland, has a master of music from New England Conservatory, and was a long-time member of the Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra, among many, many other achievements and artistic talents.
Come sit in with Sarah and the rest of our terrific Second Sunday house band! 6:30-9:30pm @ The Brixton (901 U Street NW). No cover!
Facebook event here.
[Photo from Sarah’s website]
**Please also mark your calendars for these upcoming jam sessions**
- March 22nd: Washington Women in Jazz Festival Kickoff Jam!
- March 29th: Josanne Francis (steel pan)
- …and more guests to come throughout the rest of 2019 and 2020!
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