Jazz up the morning with a pre-parade jazz concert in the plaza. Local jazz musicians will play Christmas Holiday tunes prior to the annual Christmas Parade. The concert is from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Then following the parade, the band continues while Santa jazzes it up with photo-ops from noon to 2 p.m. Admission is free.
Plaza de la Constitucion
9 to 10 a.m. & noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday December 1st.
Cathedral Place, St. Augustine, FL 32084. Call 904.501.6153 for more information.
God Bless the Child – a Jazz Homecoming in Charleston, S.C.
If you haven’t already bought tickets, we’d like to remind you about “God Bless The Child: A Jazz Homecoming” at 8:00 P.M. on Sunday, November 18 at the Charleston Visitors Center. All proceeds go to The Jenkins Institute for Children, which has been helping Charleston’s neediest children for over 115 years.
The concert features Quentin Baxter and the Franklin Street Five, with special guest star Alphonse Mouzon. The concert date is drawing near and we hope you’ll be able to attend. Tickets are just $25 and are on sale at the show. For advance tickets and more information, call 843-744-1771.
To read the previous story, click here.
LowCountry Children’s Chorus – Beaufort, S.C.
6th annual Holiday Concert
4:00 pm @ The Baptist Church of Beaufort
Admission is Free but Donations are Encouraged
Music4Food Concert – Kingsland, Georgia
The Music4Food concert will be held at Satilla Boardsports, Highway 40 in Kingsland, on Saturday, Nov. 17 from 2-6 p.m. Wrapped Tour alumni MADESON FADEOUT will headline along with local favorites 86 Charley and The Letdown Theory, plus many more. Satilla Boardsports, along with Monster Energy drink, is sponsoring the event to raise food for the Second Harvest Food Bank. All concert goers are asked to bring three non-perishable food items for the food drive. Five Star Pizza is donating free slices of pizza to all who bring food. Skate ramps and street course will open at 2:30. For more information contact Satilla Boardsports (912) 576-3238.
Music Alive is Inspiring Kids with Classical Music – Savannah, Georgia
MusicAlive! was started by three Savannah native musicians, Joseph Conyers, Blake Espy and Catherine Miller, to help fill the gap created by the demise of the Savannah Symphony. The goal is to introduce classical music and the joy of music making to children in the Savannah area.
In an interesting article on Connect Savannah, Conyers says: “When we grew up in Savannah, there were roll models who made music their full-time gig. Some of these incredibly dedicated musicians saw the importance of teaching and spreading their knowledge and wisdom with us! Now, we want to keep that energy going,†(Click here to read the complete article on www.connectsavannah.com)
Upcoming MusicAlive! Performances include:
Usher in the Holidays with MusicAlive!
Monday, November 19th at 7 pm
Live Oak Public Libraries, Bull Street Branch
For more upcoming events, visit the MusicAlive! website
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