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WSAX Jazz Ram Jam with Marion Meadows
For one afternoon only, on Saturday, July 14th, from 12pm to 5pm, Jazz 98.5 FM and SEMM Foundation, in conjunction with Whitehall City Schools, proudly presents the 1st Annual Ram Jam Outdoor Stadium Jazz Concert featuring jazz superstar saxophonist, Marion Meadows. Marion Meadows takes to the stage with Central Ohio’s very own celebrated smooth jazz […]
Urban Jazz Coalition
May 27, 2018 12:00 am
Kylie Harwell-Sturgill
“The Urban Jazz Coalition sound is flush with rhythmic grooves, funky bass lines, and smooth melodies…” says Brian Soergel of the Jazz Times Magazine. Doors open at 8 p.m. for a 9 p.m. showtime. Please note: Dinner Then a Show Tickets do not include food or beverages.
