The Victor Monsivais Trio
Tranzac Club 292 Brunswick Avenue, TorontoJazz + Bossa Nova
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Louisa O’Keane Trio
Mahtay Café & Lounge 241 St. Paul Street, St. CatharinesTwilight Jazz Series - Sounds of the Screen DPLU Music, the TD Niagara Jazz Festival and Mahtay Café and Lounge present the
$10
Advocats Big Band
The Duke Live 1225 Queen Street East, TorontoSpend your Easter Monday evening with the Advocats Big Band at The Duke Live! Continuing our tradition of first-Monday-of-the-month performances at The
$10
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The Singers 2: Class 1 of 4
JAZZ.FM91 4 Pardee Avenue, Suite 100, TorontoBetty Carter & Carmen McRae: “The Unsung Heroes” The first class will focus on two of the most accomplished and influential jazz
Eisenman Quintet
The Rex 194 Queen Street West, TorontoMark Eisenman (Piano) Pat LaBarbera (Sax) John MacLeod (Trumpet) Steve Wallace (Bass) Mark Mickelthwaite (Drums) "Eisenman's heart belongs to the golden age
Alex Pangman
Reservoir Lounge 52 Wellington Street East, TorontoJoin Pangman and her Alleycats at their monthly show! 7-9pm, $7 cover. Reservations recommended for dinner seating and best view of stage.
$7
Dan Faulk
The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel 59 King Street North, KitchenerPresented by the Grand River Jazz Society. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music! Show starts at 8:30
$18
Humber Music Spring Showcase Conccert
Lakeshore Campus Auditorium, Humber College 3199 Lake Shore Boulevard West, TorontoHumber Music's Spring Showcase Concert will feature Humber Music student ensembles. General Admission: $15; Students/Seniors(65+): $10; Tickets available at the door, cash
$15
Alex Pangman’s Alleycats Danceband
Lindy Hop Revolution Studio 374 Dupont Street, TorontoAlex's quintet will play at this new dance studio! 9pm $15 advance / $20 at door Alex with: Brigham Phillips, trumpet Peter
$15
Ilana Waldston & The Jazz’n’Laughs Trio
The Local Gest 424 Parliament Street, TorontoJazz standards, lesser known tunes, some swingin', some balladin' and a few good laughs. Join us, won't you? No cover! Vocals: Ilana
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The Singers 2: Class 2 of 4
JAZZ.FM91 4 Pardee Avenue, Suite 100, TorontoPeggy Lee & Shirley Horn: “Cool & Mellow” The second class will examine the lives and work of these two ultra-cool ladies
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Jazz Lives: A Century of Nat “King” Cole
Koerner Hall 273 Bloor Street West, TorontoJAZZ.FM91 begins the celebration of Nat 'King' Cole's centenary with the 14th annual JAZZ LIVES, the station’s premier fundraising concert, on Wednesday,
$30
Suzi & Doug Trio
The Home Smith Bar at Old Mill Toronto 21 Old Mill Road, EtobicokeSuzi Wesson and Doug Balfour are thrilled to return to this lovely, intimate jazz room with the incomparable Tom Hazlitt on bass.
The Victor Monsivais Trio
The Emmet Ray 924 College Street, TorontoJazz + Bossa Nova
Eisenman Quintet
The Rex 194 Queen Street West, TorontoMark Eisenman (Piano) Pat LaBarbera (Sax) John MacLeod (Trumpet) Steve Wallace (Bass) Mark Mickelthwaite (Drums) "Eisenman's heart belongs to the golden age
Sam Broverman and Peter Hill
Gate 403 403 Ronscesvalles Avenue, TorontoAndriy Tikhonov
The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel 59 King Street North, KitchenerPresented by the Grand River Jazz Society. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music! Show starts at 8:30
$16
Eisenman Quintet
The Rex 194 Queen Street West, TorontoMark Eisenman (Piano) Pat LaBarbera (Sax) John MacLeod (Trumpet) Steve Wallace (Bass) Mark Mickelthwaite (Drums) "Eisenman's heart belongs to the golden age
Rebecca Hennessy Fog Brass Band
The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel 59 King Street North, KitchenerPresented by the Grand River Jazz Society. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music! Show starts at 8:30
$18
Big Band Open Mic
Cooksville United Church 2500 Mimisa Row, MississaugaAn evening of big band vocal jazz as 12 amazing singers join The Mississauga Big Band Jazz Ensemble to perform all the
$20
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