The annual Christmas Eve jazz concert at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a cherished holiday tradition for more than two decades, will not take place this year. The event, part of the center’s long-running Jazz Jam series, has drawn audiences every holiday season, offering live performances from top jazz musicians in one of the nation’s most...
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