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3rd Season of Jazz with Sip & Stroll! See Rules
Call 703-435-6600 and press 2 for day-of weather cancellations
- Full lineup below (with links) and on our downloadable RTCA Cultural Calendar
- FREE and open to all; FREE garage parking on site
- Sip & Stroll with Bartaco, Crafthouse, Pisco y Nazca, and Jinya Ramen Bar — purchase your beverage of choice at a participating restaurant and bring it to the concert (you may not bring your own alcohol to the concert)
- Lineup curated by Darden Purcell, a national jazz recording artist and Director of Jazz Studies at George Mason University
Sip & Stroll Map and Rules
- Sip & Stroll will be allowed only within the green-shaded, barricaded area indicated on the map (no vehicular traffic).
- Sip & Stroll starts at 5:00pm, last call at 6:30pm. (Concerts start at 5:30pm and end at 6:45pm.)
- You may not bring your own alcohol. All alcohol must be purchased at, and consumed in cups provided by, the participating establishments — Bartaco, Crafthouse, Pisco y Nazca, and Jinya Ramen Bar.
- See complete Sip & Stroll Rules.
Concert Schedule
Leigh Pilzer Startet
Four stellar musicians come together for a performance that will swing you into the next galaxy, playing selections from the Great American Songbook, jazz standards, and tuneful originals.
Bob Boguslaw and The Way
A modern jazz quintet conceived by White House Pianist Bob Boguslaw to play original jazz compositions with elements of classical music, Latin music, R&B, and gospel.
CantoSur
A Brazilian and Latin Jazz group engaging in rhythms and songs in both Portuguese and Spanish, such as Bossa Nova, Bolero and Samba.
Paul Carr Legacy Quartet
The Legacy Quartet will take you on a jazz journey with traditional and contemporary jazz, plus original music from their latest CD.
George Mason Jazz Faculty
The All-Star George Mason University Jazz faculty, seasoned performers and educators, pay tribute to America's Indigenous Art-form, JAZZ!
Darden Purcell
Vocalist Darden Purcell closes out the series with performances of Jazz standards, classics from the Great American Songbook and Brazilian hits.