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Schedule by Venue Schedule Subject to Change SCHEDULE BY VENUE Schedule subject to change. Visit twincitiesjazzfestival.com for the latest updates. Outdoor Stages Downtown Saint Paul Greater Twin Cities THURSDAY, JUNE 21 PARTNERSHIP WITH MUSIC IN MEARS HYGGA LOWERTOWN Mears Park 7:30 TO Nelson Devereaux Quartet 6:15PM Liquid Vinyl 10:30PM 7:45PM Hornucopia LANGFORD AND KARLS CHIROPRACTIC BIERGARTEN GERMANIA 7:00PM McNasty Brass Band 7:00 TO LOBBY BAR IN THE SAINT PAUL HOTEL 9:00PM Joel Shapira 7:00 TO BIG RIVER PIZZA 11:00PM Erin Livingston 5:30 TO MANCINI'S CHAR HOUSE 8:30PM Scott Fraser 8:30PM The Wolverines with Arne Fogel & Maud BLACK DOG Hixson 4:00PM Bruce Acosta Quartet VIEUX CARRÉ 5:30PM No Room for Squares 5:30PM Steven Hobert & John Penny 7:00PM Chris Lomheim Trio 7:30PM Jon Weber 8:30PM Le Percheron 9:30PM Jazz Fest Jam Session 10:00 & hosted by Jon Weber 11:30PM Mississippi GREEN LANTERN 8:00 TO 11:00PM La Dolce Vita FRIDAY, JUNE 22 HIWAY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION MAINSTAGE IN EPISCOPAL HOMES STAGE MEARS PARK 2:00PM St. Peter Street Stompers 4:00PM Javier Santiago GREEN LANTERN 6:00PM Tia Fuller Quartet 6:00 TO 8:30PM Houston Person with the Emmet Cohen Trio 9:00PM Kronick Quintet XCEL ENERGY’S JAZZ ON 5TH STREET 10:00PM Tim Cheesebrow Jazz Central Studios presents: TO 1AM 5:00PM Joe Mayo Quartet HAT TRICK LOUNGE 7:15PM Dave Brattain Quartet 8:00PM No Limits the B-Side Band NORTH MEMORIAL HEALTH YoUTH STAGE TO 12AM AT UNION DEPOT HYGGA LOWERTOWN The Dakota Foundation for Jazz Education presents: 7:00PM The Thomson Quartet 4:00PM Jerome Treadwell Group 9:30 TO Solomon Parham presents Solomon's 5:00PM Leila Z 11:30PM Session 6:00PM Vimbo JAVA EXPRESS 7:00PM High School for the Recording Arts featuring 7:00PM Hurst Family Experience Lewiee Blaze, Rashad 502, DJ Mickey Breeze, Tefloré, Lil Royals, Lakame and his Funk LOBBY BAR IN THE SAINT PAUL HOTEL Band, Syr3n, and Oscenchino Owu 7:00 TO BARRIO 11:00PM Erin Livingston 9:00 TO TPT JAZZ VOCAL SHOWCASE STAGE 11:30PM Expression Tropical Band 4:30PM Stepping up. Stories of Jazz and Caregiving BIERGARTEN GERMANIA presented by AARP 6:00PM Jana Nyberg 5 9:00 & Silverback Trio 10:30PM 7:30PM Sarah M. Greer BIG RIVER PIZZA 9:00PM Nancy Harms 6:00PM Adam Granger & Bob Douglas 10:30PM Scat Off hosted by Maryann Sullivan 8:30PM The Tune Jerks featuring Mankwe Ndosi and more BLACK DOG VIEUX CARRÉ 4:00PM Jazz Elevator 5:30PM Jeremy Walker 5:30PM Julian Manzara Quartet 7:30PM Peter Schimke Trio 7:00PM Brian Handeland Quartet 9:00PM Graydon Peterson 8:30PM How Birds Work 10:30PM Jazz Fest Jam Session hosted by Jon Weber 10:00 & WORLD OF BEER 11:30PM Hoaxer 9:00PM Jazz Musketeers CITIZEN TO 12AM 8:00 TO 11:00PM Dean Sorenson Sextet COMO LAKESIDE PAVILION 7:00 TO 9:00PM Lila Ammons SATURDAY, JUNE 23 HIWAY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION MAINSTAGE IN COMO LAKESIDE PAVILION MEARS PARK 2:00PM Orkestar Bez Ime 2:30PM Walker West Music Academy 4:00PM Cafe Accordion Orchestra 4:00PM Patty Peterson presents Jazz Women All Stars 7:30PM Denny Malmberg Trio 6:00PM Nayo Jones presented by Travelers EPISCOPAL HOMES STAGE 8:30PM Dee Dee Bridgewater & The Memphis Soulphony 2:00PM Sam Miltich and Friends XCEL ENERGY’S JAZZ ON 5TH STREET GREEN LANTERN Jazz Central Studios presents: 9:00PM Lindsay Pedalty Quartet 5:00PM Framework TO 12AM 7:15PM Mac Santiago Quintet HAT TRICK LOUNGE NORTH MEMORIAL HEALTH YoUTH STAGE 9:30PM Southside Aces AT UNION DEPOT TO 12AM The Dakota Foundation for Jazz Education presents: HYGGA LOWERTOWN 1:00PM Joe’s Jazz Camp 8:30PM Gypsy Mania Hot Club Quartet 2:00PM Lasse Corson Quartet 10PM TO Solomon Parham presents Solomon's 3:00PM Jazz Around MPLS 12:30AM Sessions 4:00PM Apple Valley HS R&B Band JAVA EXPRESS 5:00PM Experience Jazz 7:00PM Hurst Family Experience 6:00PM Dakota Combo LOBBY BAR IN THE SAINT PAUL HOTEL LOFTS AT FARMERS MARKET STAGE ON WALL STREET 7:00 TO In partnership with Third Street Brewhouse, Big River Pizza & The Wine Company 11:00PM Erin Livingston 2:45PM The Capri All Stars featuring Terry Cherner TPT JAZZ VOCAL SHOWCASE STAGE 4:00 TO Connie Evingson Presents Beatles, Bossas 3:30PM Bob Deflores presents Rare and Historic Jazz 6:45PM and Blues Films BIERGARTEN GERMANIA 5:30PM Debbie Duncan 9:00 TO 7:00PM Travis Anderson Trio 11:30PM Kate Lynch and Her Most Excellent Fellows 8:30PM Aurora Nealand & Tom McDermott BIG RIVER PIZZA 10:00PM Pippi Ardennia presents PipJazz Live & 6:30PM Joel Shapira Songs For the Heart 8:45PM Scott Fraser VIEUX CARRÉ BLACK DOG 6:00PM Mary Louise Knutson 4:00PM Ahmed & the Creators 8:00PM Jon Weber 5:30PM Jake Baldwin Quintet 10:30PM Jazz Fest Jam Session hosted by Jon Weber 7:00PM Paul Harper Bardo Band WORLD OF BEER 8:30PM JC Sanford Quartet 9:00PM Lowertown Trio 10:00 & TO 12AM 11:30PM Steve Kenny’s Group 47 CITIZEN 8:00 TO 11:00PM Jon Pemberton Trio .
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