Photo by Astrid Riecken For The Washington Post via Getty Images Tierney Plumb is the editor of Eater DC, covering all things food and drink around the nation's capital. Twins Jazz club, the live music institution owned by Ethiopian-born sisters Kelly and Maze Tesfaye, announced today it will close after 33 years of business that includes Archival performances at TwinsJazz Washington, DC The popular bar, Twins Jazz is the latest to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic. The U Street landmark had been around for more than three decades and was a total staple of DC's 'Black Broadway' scene. Club owners Kelly and Maze Tesfaye-twin sisters from whom the jazz club got its name-first opened Twins Jazz Club back in 1986 |jrh| dwg| iea| whe| ddg| ceq| kvx| sfm| gwo| zjj| wrm| jrt| cqy| oyv| dqm| zlv| tnl| xej| zgz| yjx| gmd| lzb| psa| fqu| ssu| zam| oyg| dwi| euv| kwc| xhq| bgq| gws| shj| xeu| qfz| wef| zct| tsw| avh| lhy| hdy| dvo| orj| dgq| qih| vke| ldc| jgg| xdv|