(Photo Credit: Jack Zuff. French ConéXion at the Hotel Henry Summer Jazz Series.) The year 2020 will be remembered by all of us for a lifetime. A year when time […]
2020: A Year To Be Thankful For Those Who Helped Us Endure The Pandemic
Tag: JazzBoline
Jazz In Town: Joy Of Jazz Will Continue
(Photo Credit: A photo of Marc Cousins by Jack Zuff. You can hear Marc this Sunday as the French ConéXion plays at JazzBrunch Sundays at the Terrace at Delaware Park.) […]
Jazz In Town: Jazz As A Refuge
(Photo Credit: Dozo My Lady. Who you can see at the return of JazzBrunch Sundays at the Terrace at Delaware Park on Sunday, November 8.) We are in a time […]
Jazz In Town: Choices For Jazz
(Photo Credit: DeeAnn DiMeo who will mark the return of jazz to the Terrace at Delaware Park on November 5.) It looks like we will experience this fall and winter […]
Jazz In Town: Quiet Times For Jazz
(Photo Credit: Jazz guitarist George Kane by Jack Zuff. You can catch the George Kane Trio at the JazzBoline Sunday Jazz Brunch.) Thank you to all who purchased and viewed […]
Jazz In Town: Gypsy Jazz Hits The Stage!
(Photo: The Hot Club of Buffalo who you can catch at “Live at Premier Cabaret Lounge” live-stream Friday, October 16th!) It appears likely that we will have to hunker down […]
Jazz In Town: A Virtual World Of Jazz!
(Photo Credit, Jack Zuff: Jazz guitarist George Kane who you can catch along with Dave Schiavone and Wayne Moose at Sunday Jazz Brunch at JazzBoline.) Our first “Live From Premier […]
Jazz In Town: Winter Jazz Celebration
So far, this has been quite the winter for jazz. The amount of high-quality jazz being presented throughout the region is truly remarkable. Perhaps one of the best “winter jazz […]
Jazz In Town: A Love For Jazz On Valentine’s Day
What a start for jazz in 2020! Great jazz awaits us in the next few months also! This year, there are plenty of jazzy events to choose from for Valentine’s […]
Jazz In Town: The Spirit of Jazz Is Alive
As a community, we continue to experience jazz that may even rival what can be found in larger metropolitan areas. It will continue through this winter and beyond with global […]
