Summer CNY Jazz ain’t over yet!

To paraphrase the erudite Yogi Berra, it ain’t over ‘til it’s over – for CNY Jazz this summer, of course.

While we’re preparing our blockbuster 31st season, we have plenty of events of all shapes and sizes to keep you occupied during the dog days.

 

CNY JAZZ IN THE CITY FINALE


Help us spread the word – our final public health concert has moved to a BRAND NEW LOCATION at 100 Otisco Street on the Near Westside. Your landmark is the WCNY building on West Fayette – head down Wyoming street from there and one block down, voila! 



Thanks to Hillside for the use of their gigantic parking lot - and to La Casita for our new location!


ALEX TORRES Y SU ORQUESTA performs!

Healthcare Village, scratch-off incentives, craft vendors, food truck, and more!

FREE!

 
 

YOUR WEEKLY JAZZ FIX

 
 

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19

 After our advertised final concert with the incredible funk and blues of

Mikal Serafim’s Funky Blu Roots,

CNY Jazz at the Sherwood has been E-X-T-E-N-D-E-D, gang.

Bookmark Aug 26 for Cheri Giraud and Sept 2 for Scott Dennis. 

Reservations are required – call (315) 685-3405 or visit TOAST

 
 

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20

Julie & Rick’s Jazz Asylum finishes the summer at CNY Jazz at Timber Banks! Our next season there will be announced soon. Until then – enjoy!

Reservations for best ringside seats at (315) 635-8812 or RESY.COM

 
 

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 DOWNTOWN

The final CNY Jazz at Pausa features the world-class songwriting of Clove. 

Happy Hour prices in effect until 9 pm for those who don’t live by the clock!

No cover, no minimum!

 
 
 
 
 

THIS WEEKEND ONLY


Tickets are still available for “Do I Hear a Waltz?” playing this weekend at Jazz Central! Some of the region’s finest voices gather to sing this rare Rodgers & Sondheim show.


Jazz Central, 441 E Washington St, Syracuse

August 21st and 22nd.


Buy now and see the show description AT THIS LINK.

 
 
 

SEASONAL SIGN-OFF

It’s not Indian Summer yet, but here’s some absolute perfection from the master, Mr. Stan Getz. Take it away, gentlemen!