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Past Performances Past Performances 2016 October 15: Danny Green December 16: Bobby Cressey September 17: Dusty Brough December 15: Art of Élan August 18: Afro Fusion December 9: Ben Hughes July: No performance December 2: Mikan Zlatkovich June 18: Bill Shreeve Quartet November 18: Irving Flores May: Robert Dove Trio November 17: Danny Green Jazz Trio April 16: Gilbert Castellanos and the All-Star Jazz November 4: Sue Palmer Ensemble October 28: Michael Leroy March 19: Curtis Taylor October 21: Ed Kornhauser February 19: Besos de Coco October 20: Jean Isaac’sDance Theater January 15: Whitney Shay October 14: Lynn Willard October 13: Howard Kantorowski 2014 October 7: Lori Bell December 23: Holiday Performances October 6: Nina L. Deering December 18: Debra Galen’s Holiday Jazz September 28: Lou Fanucchi November 26: Holiday Performances July-August: No performance November 20: Ben Owen’s Trio June 16: Stringsparks October 16: Bill Caballero Latin Jazz Ensemble May 19: Zzymzzy Quartet September 18: The Pizarro Brothers May 5: Bayside Community Center Folklorico August 21: Tom Griesgraber Dancers July 3: Lighthouse April 21: Jamie Shadowlight June 27: Mackenzie Leighton Trio March 17: Highland Way June 13: Ian Tordella February 18: Ben Wanicur Quartet May 23: Allison Adams Tucker January 21: Many Strings May 9: Michael Leroy 2016 Performing Arts Residency Group: Fern April 25: Rob Dove Trio Street Circus April 11: Subtrafuse March 28: The Saxations 2015 March 14: Daniel Jackson December 23: Art of Élan February 28: Double Take December 23: Charlie Arbelaez Holiday Sax February 14: Sacha Butros Quartet January 24: The Benedetti Trio December 23: Rebecca Lamb’s “Stay Tuned” January 10: Lower Left Holiday Quartet December 23: Sweethearts of Swing 2013 December 17: Mandate Gospel Quintet December 27: Nate Hubbard Trio November 25: Charlie Arbelaez Holiday Sax December 23: Rockin’ cranberries Quartet December 23: Trombone Quartet November 25: Rebecca Lamb’s “Stay Tuned” December 23: Full Measure Carolers Holiday Quartet December 13: Whitney Shay Quartet November 25: Sweethearts of Swing November 22: Teagan Taylor Trio November 19: East West Fusion November 20: Rockin’ cranberries July 27: Allison Adams Tucker November 20: Trombone Quartet July 13: Chuck Perrin and Beat.itude November 20: Full Measure Carolers July 4: Sue Palmer’s Motel Swing Orchestra November 8: David Patrone June 22: Steph Johnson October 25: Gilbert Castellanos June 8: Bill Caballeros Band October 11: Special Performance May 25: Fred Benedetti September 27: The Benedetti Trio May 11: Coral MacFarland Thuet September 13: KSDS Jazz 88.3 All-Stars May 3: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl August 23: Richard James Trio April 27: Dusty Brough August 9: Manny Cepeda Orchestra April 13: Rob Thorsen July 26: Jason Weber March 23: Erica Davis July 12: Irving Flores Quartet March 9: Simon, Mitchell and Joel June 19: Allan Phillips February 24: Tokeli June 14: Rebecca Jade February 14: La Jolla Playhouse May 24: Cecil McBee Trio February 10: David Patrone May 10: Evonna Wascinski January 27: Paul Caston May 2: Grupo Foklorico Yoneme de la January 13: Leonard Patton Preparatoria Federal Lazaro Cardenas April 12: Kamau Kenyatta 2011 March 22: Robin Henkel Trio December 23: Rockin’ Cranberries March 8: Nate Jarell December 23: Full Measure Carolers February 22: Fred Lanuza December 23: Vocal Quartet February 8: Melissa Morgan December 14: Surprise Holiday Experience January 26: Special Chinese New Year December 9: Gilbert Castellanos Performance November 23: Rockin’ Cranberries January 25: Danny Green Trio November 23: The Caroling Hand Bell Quartet January 11: Milkol Kaar November 23: Holiday Trombone Quartet November 11: Debora Galan 2012 October 28: Robin Adler December 28: Ben Owen October 14: Jim Gates & Fast Forward December 21: Rockin’ Cranberries September 23: Teagan Taylor December 21: Full Measure Carolers September 9: Mikan Zlatkovich December 21: Trombone Quartet August: No preformances December 14: Daniel Jackson July: 22: Ben Owens December 7: Yochanan Sebastian Winston July 8: Jaime Valle and Equinox November 21: Rockin’ Cranberrries June 30: Lighthouse November 21: Full Measure Carolers June 24: Symphonic Sting Trio November 21: Trombone Quartet June 10: Bruce Cameron Quartet November 9: Leonard Patton May 27:Dan Papalia October 26: Dave Scott and Monsoon May 13: Jazz 88 FM All-Stars October 12: Mario Olivares May 5: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl September 28: Agent 22 April 28: Arts Meets Fashion September 14: Sacha Butros April 22: Peter Sprague August 24: Ian Tordella April 8: Mike Holguin Quartet August 10: Burt Brion Quartet March: Lori Bell Trio March 11: Aubrey Fay Band December 11: Sacha Boutros February 25: Elliott Lawrence Trio December 3: Bonita Vista High School Music February 11: Sue Palmer’s Motel Swing Machine & Sound Unlimed Orchestra November 27: Deejha Marie February 10: Puppets and Players November 20: Raggle Taggle January 28: Hank Easton November 13: Peter Pupping January 14: Michael Leroy October 23: The Bill Shreeve Jazz Band October 9: Jason Weber 2010 September 25: Take 2 December 23: San Diego Children’s Choir September 11: The Jazz 88 All-Stars December 22: Full Measure Carolers August 28: The Benedetti Trio December 22: Rockin’ Cranberries August 18: Jean Isaac’s San Diego Dance December 10: Dave Scott and Monsoon Theater November 24: Rockin’ Cranberries August 14: Rob Thorson November 24: Hand Bells July 24: John Rekevics November 24: Tom Griesgraber July 10: Allison Adams Tucker November 24: Esencia July 2: The Matt Smith Jazz Ensemble November 12: Rebecca Jade Quartet June 26: Ken Beaumont October 22: Mario Olivares Trio June 12: Sue Palmers Motel Swing Orchestra October 8: Irving Flores Quartet May 22: Singing Solog September 24: Cip and Cat Band May 8: Jamie Valley Quartet September 14: Malashock Dance Company May 5: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl September 10: Chase Morrin Trio April 24: Tom Griesgraber August 27: Fred Benedetti Trio April 10: Alan Philips Jaxzxz Quartet August 13: Coral MacFarland Quartet March 27: Joe Rathburns Island July 23: Katiecat & Cain March 3: La Jolla Playhouse July 9: Gypsy Swing Cats February 27: Ben Owens July 1: J Company Youth Theatre February 13-Breezin’ June 25: BZ Gerber’s Pacific Jazz January 23: Steph Johnson Trio June 11: Joe Marillo January 9: Riko Obata May 28: Kamau Kenyatta Jazz Trio May 14: Quinteto Caballero 2008 May 5: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl December 26: Shep Meyers Trio April 23: JimmyPatton December 23: Full Measure Carolers April 9: David Patrone December 23: Rockin’ Cranberries March 26: Lisa Campbell December 23: Great Dicken March 16: Eveoke Dance Theatre December 12: Keith Jacobson March 12: Danny Green December 4: Bonita Vista High School The February 26: Ruby Two Sound Machine February 12: Peter Sprague November 26: Fabulous Earrings January 8: The Gilbert Castellanos New Latin November 26 Tom Cunningham Trio Quartet November 14: Dave Scott and Monsoon November 12: San Diego Ballet 2009 October 24: Vaughn Miller December 23: Raggle Taggle October 10: Beat.itude September 26: Tom Cunningham May 4: Mariachi Buena Vista September 12: Kharma Noir April 27: Joe Rathburn’s Island August 22: Dave Marchant April 13: Tokeli Quartet August 8: Hank Easton Jazz ensemble March 23: Memo Banjas July 25: Jeff Bristol March 6: Dave Scott July 11: Joe Marillo Group February 23: Carlos Pena Jazz Trio June 27: Colin McAllister February 9: Bruce Cameron’s Trio June 13: Allan Phillips Jazz January 26: Art Fisher Solo one man band May 23: Peter Robberecht January 12: Hank Easton Quartet May 9: Rob and Amber Whitlock May 5: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl 2006 April 25: Bill Coleman December 24: Full Measure Carolers April 11: Kamau Kenyatta Jazz December 24: Holly Jolly and Jingle March 28: Art Deco December 24: Great Dickens Trio March 14: Breezin’ December 23: Decorations Trio March 3: La Jolla Playhouse Pop Tour December 23: Rockin’ Cranberries February 22: Lou Fanucchi December 23: Great Dickens Trio February 8: Ritmo Caribe December 22: Full Measure Carolers January 25: Reiko Obata December 22: Silver Belles Acapella Trio January 11: Keith Jacobson Jazz December 8: Tom Griesgraber November 22: Jackstraws Full Sail Trio 2007 November 22: Dan Lancelot Band December 28: Jerry Hager and Company November 10: Rob Thorson Quartet December 14: Agent 22 October 27: Bill Harris November 21: Dave Gash Playing the Quimbys October 13: Jaime Valle and Friends November 9: Dave Scott Jazz September 22: Shep Myers October 26: Peter Robberecht September 8: Adrienne Nims Jazz October 12: Sue Palmer’s Motel Swing August 25: Pat Burke Orchestra August 11: Shep Meyers Ensemble September 28: Kathy Horeth July 28: Bill Coleman September 14: Pat Fitzpatrick Jazz July 14: Lori Bell Trio August 27: Mark Ferguson June 23: Bruce Harvey August 24: Sue Palmer June 9: Dave Scott Jazz Ensemble August 10: Kamau Kenyatta Jazz Band May 26: Peter Sprague July 27: Bill Coleman Jazz Guitarist May 12: Kamau Kenyatta Jazz Ensemble July 13: Carlos Pena Marimba April 28: Art Fisher July 3: Vince Greco Orchestra April 14: Peter and Tripp Sprague June 22: Fred Bernedetti March 24: Melissa Morgan June 19: Ron Edwards March 10: Breezin’ June 8: Lori Bell Trio February 24: Chris Vitas May 25: Dave Marchant February 10: Fred Benedetti Jazz May 11: Chuck Perin Band January 27: Fred Benedetti May 7: Jackstraws Trio January 13: Whitlock Jazz May 5: Ballet Folklorico Toltecatl .
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