Jazz in the Garden.
Photograph: Robert Urteaga courtesy Washington.org | Concertgoers at Jazz in the Garden.

Jazz in the Garden

  • Things to do
  • National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden
Helen Carefoot
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Time Out says

What is it? An annual summer concert series in the National Gallery of Art's Sculpture Garden.

Why go? Jazz in the Garden is one of the most beloved parts of summer in D.C., and for good reason: where else can you listen to a free outdoor concert surrounded by beautiful artwork? Every Friday except for July 4, bands from different genres like R&B, latin and of course jazz take to the garden for a couple hours of entertainment. Bring a blanket and some food, or buy some bites onsite. Although some day of passes are distributed starting at 5pm on concert days, it's easier to grab some in the online lottery.

Time Out tip: Space fills up fast, so get there early to secure your spot on the grass.

Details

Address
National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden
9th St
Washington, DC
Cross street:
at Constitution Ave NW
Transport:
Metro: Red Line to Gallery Place; Green Line to Archives-Navy Memorial; Blue or Yellow Line to Smithsonian
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
Fridays 6:30-8:30pm

Dates and times

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