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The Jazz Voyager is on his way to his old stomping grounds in the nation’s capital to navigate his way to the cobblestone street where the intimate little club Blues Alley has been a Georgetown landmark for jazz since 1965. Located in the alley below M Street, at 1073 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington, DC 2007 it has hosted some of the biggest names in jazz over their half century of existence.

Dinner and jazz is this weekend’s fare as I will be enjoying the talented trumpeter Arturo Sandoval. There’s nothing like an up close and personal experience for jazz. Two shows nightly at 8:00 and 10:00pm and tickets are $60-$65 plus $12 minimum per person. For more information the number is 202-337-4141.

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