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Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute Appoints New Executive Leadership; The John Clayton Jazz Fund; Queer Sick Pay Fund; Auditions Open for More Music @ The Moore; The Femme Ellington Project; Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music

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Jazz Port Townsend Artistic Director; 2025 Jack Straw Artist Support Residency; 16th Annual Seattle-Kobe Female Jazz Vocalist Audition; Food Forest & Open Harvest Music Festival; Seattle Metropolitan Sickle Cell Task Force Sickle Cell Walk; Staycation Music Festival; Call for Earshot Jazz Writers

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Three events celebrating Wally Shoup; Langston An Evening of Wine and Jazz with saxophonist Marion Meadows; A New Future for Conor Byrne; Lakedale 7th Annual Jazz Festival; 16th Annual North City Jazz Walk

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A sneak peak at some of the Earshot Jazz Festival 2024 concerts; Jazz on J Street Series Returns, and Ballard Locks Concert Series is also highlighted.

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Notes in this issue discuss the PDX Student Jazz Competition, Earshot Jazz Festival Volunteers, and upcoming performances at the PDX Jazz Fall Series.

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Notes in this issue feature the Jack Straw Artist Residency program, Host Film Screening Project Fukushima!, Music Works NW’s new location, Jazz at the Oxford, Bend, OR, and Jazz in the City’s Annual Thanksgiving Weekend Concert.

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Notes in this issue feature the Earshot Jazz Festival 2024, Jazz Night School’s new facility plans, and Beth Fortune and Kelly Clingan’s Music Educator Professional Development event.

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Notes in this issue feature leadership changes at KNKX and Seattle JazzED. Kerry Hall of Cornish College of the Arts is for sale. Thomas Marriott receives a Jazz Journalists Association (JJA) Jazz Hero award.

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Notes in this issue feature 2024 Earshot Jazz Commission Artist Freddy “Fuego” Gonzalez, Conor Byrne Pub’s closure on March 31, and Seattle JazzED’s Jazz Bands.

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Notes in this issue feature the DeMiero Vocal Jazz Festival, The Vera Project, and open applications for New Jazz Works.

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