Sylvia Center for the Arts

Vancouver jazz masters Allen and Black have played together in various configurations for over twenty years—it is sheer delight to hear them together. The evening promises to be distinctive and memorable.

Frankie has been playing fiddle and flute since his teenage years. At the age of 17, he won two all-Ireland competitions, for fiddle and flute. The name Frankie Gavin is also synonymous with De Dannan, the globally renowned band he founded in the mid-1970s.

Based out of Seattle, this trio met while studying at Berklee College of Music; they continue to honor the masters of the jazz tradition while “…constantly striving to write the next chapter in the lineage.” Come hear what they’re up to!

Bellingham’s newest women’s choir will be joined by several local guest singers for a lively evening of musical cabaret, featuring performances of favorite show tunes, ensemble pieces, solos, duets, and more!

A chance to see what students at Bellinghome School of Music have been working on the past few months. More info soon at http://www.bellinghomeschoolofmusic.com

Over the past 18 years, Quebec group Genticorum has become a fixture on the international world, trad and folk music circuit. Firmly rooted in the soil of their native land, energetic and original traditional ‘power trio’ also incorporates the dynamism of today’s Western folk cultures into their music.

“This acorn seems to have dropped from something other than the traditional alto tree. Biello goes his own way, and has the chops to back it up. The result is an individual, identifiable sound of his own, something close to unattainable at this point of the jazz lineage.” – Paul Rauch, AllAboutJazz.com