BrownstoneJAZZ FEST CONCERT SERIES

BrownstoneJAZZ WEEKEND offers an intimate acoustic experience of live performances held on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm or 9:30pm, plus Sundays at 4pm or 6pm. The venue is a restored nineteenth-century Victorian brownstone situated in Bedford-Stuyvesants central Brooklyn landmarked historical community, where visitors feel transported to an earlier era upon entering. BrownstoneJAZZ ensembles showcase the finest jazz from past generations and contemporary frontier musicians, delivering authentic swing music suitable for all audiences. Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, and SugarHill, Harlem were once major jazz hubs; when Ella Fitzgerald wrote TAKE THE A TRAIN linking New York Citys two musical centers. Curator Debbie McClain and M.C., bassist Eric Lemons guide guests through this historic space to enjoy a unique jazz experience. Tickets are available for this private event. For a limited time, seating is restrictedpurchase early as availability sells out quickly. DRESS TO IMPRESS: it is the Jazz Age! Casual-classy attire or vintage clothing is encouraged; leave jeans, shorts, t-shirts, and hoodies outside. No athletic wear, tank tops, or t-shirts are permitted inside. NO REFUNDS (no exceptions). ID is required. NO PETS. NO shopping bags or backpacks allowed in the room.