A clarinet summit, a DC Jazz Fest pre-show, an all-female Colombian band, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo are all on the music calendar this month.

Also, catch some “Opera on Tap,” The Perfectionists play the last show of Acre 121, and more.

D.C’s veteran blues quartet reminds us that the music scene in the District isn’t just for the young pups.

You don’t need to see the blossoms—the true sign of spring is when you see cherries on local menus.

The D.C.-bred indie-pop trio marks 30 years together and is launching a new non-profit.

The question is whether bartenders create something that tastes good and evokes the spirit of the season—or a make drink that simply tastes like cherries.

DCist interviewed drumming great Terry Bozzio in advance of his solo performance tomorrow at The Hamilton.

Clyde’s Restaurant Group is in some hot water after sending an email out to employees urging them to sign RAMW’s petition against the Council’s tipped minimum wage bill.

Looking for something awesome to do late in the week? Head over to The Hamilton and catch some avant jazz by Marco Benevento. Late last year he released his third album, so now’s a good chance to catch him on tour. He’ll be joined by folk artist (and member of the Low Anthem) Jocie Adams, as well as Arc Iris. Two lucky winners will receive a pair of tickets to the show this Thursday,…

Don’t feel like cooking? Here are some of the best bets for celebrating Thanksgiving in one of D.C.’s bars and restaurants that will be open tomorrow.