June 12-16 - 9am - 3pm - FULL Traditional Swing/Big Band Era June 26-30 - 9am - 3pm - FULL Bebop/Cool Jazz July 10-14 - 9am - 3pm - FULL Contemporary/Groove Jazz July 17-21 - 9am - 3pm - LIMITED SPACE Latin/Afro-Cuban Jazz with Steel Drums Jazz Combo Camp is a 5-day camp […]
The Art of Jazz Series is one of Charleston Jazz's most popular annual programs presented in partnership with the Gibbes Museum of Art. Celebrated local musicians compose original works inspired by the art on display at the museum. Heather Rice is a Charleston based artist known for her powerful voice and intelligent songwriting. She is […]
The Art of Jazz Series is one of Charleston Jazz's most popular annual programs presented in partnership with the Gibbes Museum of Art. Celebrated local musicians compose original works inspired by the art on display at the museum. Manny Houston is a multi-talented musician, performer, and songwriter with a passion for creating unforgettable musical experiences. […]
Box Office: 843.953.0833 SOLD OUT Join us at the Avery Research Center for lunch with members of the Charleston Jazz Orchestra (CJO). Learn about the Avery Research Center's role in the history of jazz in Charleston and about upcoming CJO performances, including a sneak peek of our 2024 season! CJO Musical Director and College of […]
They are the voices of hope. They are pioneers of melody, lyrics, and rhythm. They are courageous ambassadors of an American art form. They are the Queens of Jazz! Grammy-Award-winning vocalist Quiana Parler will lend her voice of liquid gold to the Charleston Jazz Orchestra for an unforgettable journey through the greatest female jazz stars. […]
Attention young professionals! The Young Lions invite you to an exclusive meet-and-greet with GRAMMY Award-winner, Quiana Parler. This event will take place in the upstairs lobby at 7PM at the Charleston Music Hall between the Charleston Jazz Orchestra's QUEENS OF JAZZ performances. The meet-and-greet is free to attend. To purchase a ticket to attend the […]
They are the voices of hope. They are pioneers of melody, lyrics, and rhythm. They are courageous ambassadors of an American art form. They are the Queens of Jazz! Grammy-Award-winning vocalist Quiana Parler will lend her voice of liquid gold to the Charleston Jazz Orchestra for an unforgettable journey through the greatest female jazz stars. […]
Enjoy a night of music on the rooftop of Uptown Social in memory of co-founder Keith Benjamin's mother. Benjamin's mother loved music, so much so that she went to a little festival called Woodstock back in 1969 (that’s a story for another day)! To celebrate her legacy, Uptown Social is teaming up with David Higgins […]
The Young Lions Advisory Committee is a comprised of community-minded young professionals and music enthusiasts. Our meetings serve as brainstorming sessions for future Young Lions events and activities. If you are interested in serving on the advisory committee, please contact us at [email protected].
IMPORTANT UPDATE - This event is cancelled and will be rescheduled. Stay tuned for updates. MASTERCLASS: An Evening With Charlton Singleton October 12, 2023 Charleston Jazz Academy 6:30PM-7:30PM Free RSVP: [email protected] Please join the Charleston Jazz Academy and the Charleston Gaillard Education and Community Program as we welcome two-time Grammy award winning artist, Charlton Singleton […]
Charleston Jazz invites donors at the $500 level or higher, to attend this intimate evening of jazz, hosted at a private residence in Charleston. Make new friends and build lasting connections as you mingle with fellow patrons of the arts. Experience a live, conversational performance in the warmth of our host's home as we celebrate […]
Prestigious Blue Note recording artist and Grammy-nominated musician Melissa Aldana is a Chilean-born tenor saxophonist who is making big waves in the jazz scene. At the age of 24, Aldana became the first female instrumentalist and the first South American musician to win the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition. This marks her first collaboration […]
