9th Annual DC Jazz Leaders in Service Awards Gala
Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 17:00 -
Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 19:00
Event duration 2 hours
DC Jazz Leader Past Awardees:
USD 81.88
General Admission:
USD 188.58
Table of 8:
USD 1282.33
About 9th Annual DC Jazz Leaders in Service Awards Gala
Celebrate DC’s top jazz heroes at the 9th Annual Jazz Leaders in Service Awards Gala—live and in person!
9th Annual DC Jazz Leaders in Service Awards Gala
Get ready for an unforgettable night celebrating the incredible DC jazz community! Join us in person for the 9th Annual DC Jazz Leaders in Service Awards Gala, where we honor those who make a difference through their passion and dedication to jazz. Expect great vibes, inspiring stories, and a chance to connect with fellow jazz lovers. Don’t miss out on this special evening filled with music, appreciation, and community spirit!
This year we are honored to recognize Patricia Brentley, Reginald Cyntje, Yvette Spears, Michael Thomas, Shirleta Settles and Rev. Dr. Willie Jolley.
Events Schedule
Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 17:00
Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 19:00
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Capitol Hill Jazz Foundation
https://www.capitolhilljazzfoundation.org/wp/
700 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast, Suite 2107
The Capitol Hill Jazz Foundation’s mission is to make full use of jazz as a strategic tool of economic development in Washington, DC. Through action in performance, education, and advocacy, CHJF seeks to improve the viability of jazz livelihoods and performance venues, revitalize the appreciation for the genre by fortifying jazz education, advocate for the economic and cultural development of the community in the Wilson Building and in the Halls of Congress, and assist established performers maintain the tools of their trade and a sustainable standard of living. CHJF envisions a city in which dedicated professional jazz performers/educators earn a living; students learn of Washington’s jazz history and enjoy a breadth of opportunities to perform; and jazz maintains and enlarges its place as an integral part of Washington’s cultural scene.