At 10am there will be presentations in Winslow Fire Station 21, then while we play music, there will be electric cars and bikes to check out.
as a quartet
as a quartet
Singles and couples are welcome at these monthly dance events on Bainbridge Island. Dances begin with a workshop, included in the price of admission. (No pre-registration necessary. Pay at the door). Attire is dressy casual. Snacks to share are always welcome!
Doors open 7pm
Workshop 7:15-8pm
Dance 8-10:30 pm
as a trio
As a trio
as a quartet
as a trio
as a trio
"The party itself is free, no cover charge everyone is welcome. Although our Beaujolais Nouveau party celebrates the release of the first new wine of the year, it is not a fancy tasting event but is closer to say what an Octoberfest party is to beer. We will have 4-6 different beaujolais nouveaus to try by the glass, pitcher or bottle. For food we do a menu of traditional food served street food style...sausages, crepes, frites etc."
We'll be mixing in some jazzy holiday tunes!
As a quartet
as a trio
This event is a fundraiser organized by the Band Boosters. The boosters are BHS parents who are organizing a trip to Cuba for jazz band kids over spring break 2020. They need to raise a lot of money to help with the cost! This show will feature our band plus the Cuban Heels, led by Alan Simcoe. We're hoping to have guest appearances with both bands by some of the high school jazz band kids. Should be a fun evening!
7pm - Cuban Heels
9pm - Ranger and the "Re-Arrangers"
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We'll be playing as a quartet on the Tinhorn Town stage, mixing in some gypsy jazz version of holiday tunes!
We'll be playing as a quartet on the Tinhorn Town stage, mixing in some gypsy jazz version of holiday tunes!
We'll be playing as a quartet on the Tinhorn Town stage, mixing in some gypsy jazz version of holiday tunes!
Other bands and guests TBD
The Elks Lodge has a lovely dance floor, friendly bartender, and a big stage for the band. Discovery Dance is not affiliated with the Elks, so all are welcome! Bring soft soled shoes, and no scents please. The band will be set up by 6:45pm, then there's a workshop 7-8pm.
This event is open to the public. There will be a cover charge of $15
Seattle Jazz Vespers is a secular concert of professional jazz music, for those who love jazz, with an inspirational message.
The monthly concerts, now in their 18th season, are hosted in the beautiful historic gothic sanctuary of Seattle First Baptist on First Hill at the corner of Harvard and Seneca streets.
These concerts are an opportunity for jazz lovers throughout the city to hear Seattle's best groups in a concert setting.
Seattle Jazz Vespers is free, family-friendly, and open to the public--no tickets or reservations are needed. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Free parking is available, and refreshments are served after the conclusion of the concert. Come early for best seating.
The artists will perform one set and during their break a "free-will" offering will be taken to support the musicians, followed by a short non-sectarian inspirational message. The performers' second set will conclude the two-hour vespers concert.
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