The Somers Point Jazz Society has been bringing top-tier jazz concerts and musicians to the Atlantic City/Ocean City, New Jersey region for several years now.
The non-profit group, which presents jazz concerts in order to help raise funds for music and arts programs in the Somers Point School District, has also put together 14 Jazz @ The Point Festivals and has just unveiled the line-up for this year's 15th annual festival, which will take place March 8-11 at a variety of venues in the bayside town on the Jersey Shore.
This year's four-day jazz festival will feature 10 groups, each featuring amazing talents, with a few iconic jazz figures headlining as well. Organizers of the annual festival are touting the event as the "greatest jazz festival value in the universe."?
A pre-event price of $60 per person is good for the entire four-day festival.
And with such legends as Mulgrew Miller (in a trio setting)?and Jimmy Cobb (with his Cobb's Mob)?on the bill, the pre-sale price is pretty outstanding.
The festival, which kicks off on a Thursday and runs through Sunday, is made possible in part through the New Jersey State Council of the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts through the Local Arts Grant administered by Atlantic County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs.
Sponsors for this event include: Cape Bank, Shore Memorial Hospital, Richard Stockton College of NJ, Walt?s Original Primo Pizza, Sobieski, WRTQ, Kramer Beverage, Pier 4 by the Bay, Mission Point Church, New Jersey State Council of the Arts, South Jersey Industries, and The Heart and Soul Foundation.
Here is the complete 15th annual Cape Bank Jazz @ The Point Festival Schedule:?
? Thursday, March 8: Venissa Santi Quintet performing at the Mission Point Church, 9th Street and New York Ave., from 7 to 10pm, and the Luke O?Reilly Quartet performing at Gregory?s Restaurant, 900 Shore Road, from 8:30 to 11:30pm.
? Friday, March 9, the Mulgrew Miller Trio performs in the Ballroom at Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro, 908 Shore Road, with sets at 8 and 10pm. Also on Friday, with sets at 8 and 10pm, the Keith Hollis Quartet performs at Gregory?s, 900 Shore Road, Somers Point. Concluding the evening, the Sheryl Bailey Quartet performs in the dining room at Sandi Pointe, with sets at 9:30 and 11:30pm.
Pictured: Jimmy Cobb, who played drums on hundreds of jazz sessions, including Miles Davis' classic Kind of Blue album.
? Saturday, March 10: The Walt Weiskopf Sextet performs in the Ballroom at Sandi Pointe, with sets at 8 and 10pm. Also on Saturday, with sets at 8 and 10pm, Three Blind Mice performs at Gregory?s.
Saturday night concludes with Jimmy Cobb & Cobb?s Mob performing in the dining room at Sandi Pointe, sets at 9:30 and 11:30pm.
? Sunday afternoon, March 1: The Tim Horner Quintet will perform at Gregory?s with sets starting at 2 and 4pm. The festival will conclude with the Grant Stewart Quartet with special guest Hilary Gardner performing in the Sandi Pointe Ballroom, sets beginning at 4 and 6pm.
Sponsors for this event include: Cape Bank, Shore Memorial Hospital, Richard Stockton College of NJ, Walt?s Original Primo Pizza, Sobieski, WRTQ, Kramer Beverage, Pier 4 by the Bay, Mission Point Church, New Jersey State Council of the Arts, South Jersey Industries, and The Heart and Soul Foundation.
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This festival is made possible in part through the New Jersey State Council of the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts through the Local Arts Grant administered by Atlantic County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs.
For tickets and more information call 609-927-6677 or visit the Somers Point Jazz Society at spjazz.org
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