Jazz On Jackson Place!

Travis Holler

Last week, we headed to the Decatur House courtyard for Jazz on Jackson Place's final summer performance! We snapped American Pharmacists Association Chief Financial Officer Joe Janela and his wife, Kaiser Permanente's Jean Janela, with Karen Dufief and her husband, homebuilder John Dufief. The White House Historical Association's summer jazz series is one of the most celebrated events downtown during the summer, with sold-out shows every month.

Travis Holler

The evening's performance was by accomplished musician Marty Nau, one of the finest alto saxophonists in the country today. Here, Taylor Brandon joins Yana Pomerants, Iola Anyan and Dubem Aniebonam.

Travis Holler

While enjoying the jazz, attendees enjoyed delicious hors d’oeuvres and libations served at the open bar. Here, D.C. friends Nathan Benjamin, Avril Benchimol, Carmiel Arbit and Spencer Mahony.

Travis Holler

WHHA's William Kelly, Whitney Hayne and Lindsey Kolling discuss other exciting programming the WHHA provides with attendees.

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