Where can a 45 y.o. woman go to hear live music, drink a little and relax
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Anonymous
| ... without looking like a leatherette idiot? I just realized that I never fell out of love with live blues and beers. But I haven't been out like that in, um, more than a decade. I have a hunch that the most authentic options won't be in the city center or close-in, but I'm willing to be educated. Thoughts? |
Anonymous
| Iota? The Birchmere? Are you just looking for a bar or more of a venue? |
Anonymous
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Adams Morgan Sunday thru Wednesday night.
Madams organ have a really good band on Sunday nights I think |
Anonymous
| The Birchmere |
Anonymous
| Sorry it Monday night for Madams organ |
Anonymous
| Some Irish Pubs have live music, and are low key... |
Anonymous
| Blues Alley |
Anonymous
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There's a blues and jazz supper club opening soon on Wisconsin in Bethesda.
http://www.bethesdabluesjazz.com/ |
Anonymous
| Your own basement with a glass of wine and some headphones. |
Anonymous
Why do you care what you look like? |
Anonymous
I agree with OP..I like to see some music..open to genre and have a nice glass of wine but I don't want to be somewhere that only has 20 somethings..Wasn't there a place in Alexandria..it was upstairs? I am going back ykkks 15 years but I recall a place where you could listen to music and have a drink and the age ranged from 25-85 ..those kind of places I would be interested in hearing recent input. It is nice to go out and mix it up a bit.
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Anonymous
| Yes, PP, 219. |
Anonymous
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The Mandarin Oriental has live music in their lounge area on Friday and Saturday nights. My DH and I have been several times. The lounge serves snacks and drinks and is a really nice atmosphere.
http://www.chrisgrassomusic.com/mandarin.htm |
Anonymous
| Haven't read responses but I'd say 219 in Old Town. |
Anonymous
| depends on where you're at. hell even leesburg or herndon might have some decent options. |