Join us for a Wonderful night out for JazzCity at FOSTER PARK.
Come experience the Next Generation of Jazz Superstars at Foster Park, Friday, October 4 at 6:30PM. Free and family-friendly. This group of young musicians has been carefully selected and guided for this performance by Chicago jazz great, Jarrard Harris.
6:30PM - Opening act: JAZZ LINKS ENSEMBLE:
Justin Kinnison-trumpet, Silas Moody-trumpet, Johannes Anchetta-Alto Sax, Dylan Reed- Bass, Jude Peterson-Piano, Joseph Cooper- drums
7:00PM - NEXTGENJAZZ, curated by Jarrard Harris and includes:
Will Mallard -Trumpet; Aaron Kaufman-Levine- Sax; Julian Davis Reid- Piano; Carmani Edwards- Bass; Frank Morrison- Drums
The concert will be held at FOSTER PARK 1440 W 84th St. Chicago
ABOUT FOSTER PARK!
Foster Park honors J. Frank Foster (1852-1926), long-time South Park System superintendent and a leader in park management throughout the United States. Having begun as engineer in the 1870s, Foster became superintendent in 1891 when the South Park Commission was preparing for the World's Columbian Exposition to open in Jackson Park two years later. Besides assisting with the fair and transforming its site back into parkland, Foster is credited with developing the nation's first neighborhood parks. LEARN MORE
ABOUT JAZZCITY
JazzCity is free, family friend, open to the public, and presented by the Jazz Institute of Chicago in partnership with the Chicago Park District and is supported by a CityArts grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, The Illinois Arts Council Agency, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Media sponsors is WDCB.
Jazz Institute of Chicago is proud to receive generous support from the following organizations:
The Allstate Foundation; The Alphawood Foundation; a CityArts grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events; Crown Family Philanthropies; Chicago's Cultural Treasures; The Darling Family Foundation; The Field Foundation; The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation; The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation; The Glossberg Foundation; The Illinois Arts Council Agency, a state agency; The National Endowment for the Arts, The Polk Bros. Foundation; The Oppenheimer Family Foundation; The Walder Foundation; and The Wang Family.