Located in the heart of Georgetown, Blues Alley isunquestionably the premier jazz club in the Washington area.

During the height of the jazz era in Washington, U Street served as the epicenter of that form of music catering to the cultured elite, and no other club was better recognized for it's assemblage of jazz musicians, performers, and impromptu amateurs than one located in the basement level of 11th and U Street. It was known the world over as Bohemian Caverns.

Cafe Nema is a small, homey bar nestled into a bottom-floor space on U Street Bright decorative elements -- textiles, interesting wire light fixtures, art hanging on the walls, a black light – help to warm up the essentially shabby space.

We are the only club in Baltimore that offers live blues seven nights a week. We feature local, regional and national acts. We want everyone who comes here to feel like they are at home.

Located in the center of Adams Morgan (18th & Columbia), Madam's Organ Blues Bar is fast becoming known as "Washington DC's place to hear the blues". You'll hear live blues seven nights a week from national R&B/blues artists and old time blues legends. You'll never know who you'll see hanging out at Madam's. View the blues band up close and personal from the dance floor.

Since 1984 jazz lovers in Washington DC and surrounding areas have had a home. Takoma Station Tavern, a family owned and operated club located in the historic Takoma Park area, has consistently provided quality entertainment and a comfortable, "make yourself at home" atmosphere.

Washington's intimate jazz club, where no matterwhere you sit, you're practically with the band!