Now dubbed the Quincy Square Jazz Festival, the recent event brought nine jazz ensembles, including groups from Bainbridge Island and Kingston, to Olympic College for a brand new tournament.
After an incredible career that spanned more than three decades of service, Earshot Jazz Executive Director John Gilbreath celebrated his retirement, surrounded by community at Town Hall Seattle on January 28. Music by the SRJO Septet. All photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn, unless otherwise noted.
New Earshot Jazz Season Pass; Local Jazz Wins at the Grammy Awards; Folklife Sessions Returns at Métier Brewing Company; The Royal Room Celebrates Women’s History Month
The lineup for this year’s annual Jackson Street Jazz Walk (JSJW) includes Elnah Jordan, Gail Pettis, The Daimonics and more. The executive producer of the JSJW, Eugenie Jones, emphasizes the main thematic pillars of the organization: music, community, and legacy
Earshot Jazz honors jazz as a vital Black American art form through live performance presentations, artist advocacy, and community engagement.
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