Sunday, August 3 2008

noon Claire Daly's "Rah! Rah!" Band; 1:30 pm Peter Madsen Trio; 3:15 pm Jimmy Greene Quartet; 5:00 pm Cyrus Chestnut Trio; 6:45 pm John Pizzarelli, Dear Mr. Sinatra with Orchestra, The Frank Sinatra Songbook Special 90 minute performance

w/ The Paul Broadnax Trio

 Reservations requested/walk-ins welcome - $14.95 continental buffet: pastries, fruits, & juices $24.95 full brunch buffet: eggs, bacon, sausage, roasted potatoes, waffles, green salad, bagels, lox, cream cheese, & more! (Patrons enjoying drinks only will be charged a $10 music fee)

Presented by: Berklee College of Music and ParkARTS -  Folding chairs and blankets are recommended.

Jazz at the Fort is accessible from the MBTA's Orange Line Roxbury Crossing station. Walk down Columbus Avenue to Cedar Street to Fort Avenue. Roxbury Community College provides parking on the corner of Columbus Avenue and Cedar Street. Highland Park is wheelchair accessible.

For more information, call 617-747-2447.

Dance Lessons at 6:30pm

Members of the Seacoast Stompers are experienced Traditional Jazz Players who are "at the top of their game" and enjoy what they do! Up until now, Traditional Jazz Music has not been offered by the Acton Jazz Cafe and venues that do offer it on a regular basis in this locale are relatively few and far between! If you enjoy the toe-tapping, hard-driving, and swinging Dixieland Style Traditional Jazz Music - This evening is for you! This will be a trial performance for the Acton Jazz Cafe. If you like what you hear -- it may well be continued. Hope to see you all there and think you'll enjoy this evening of exceptional music. Advance reservations strongly recommended. Bob McHenry, bassman10@comcast.net