Community Calendar

The Vermont Jazz Center presents a two-day celebration of youth jazz & mentorship. Friday evening from 5-8 pm at 118 Elliot, enjoy performances by high school & college ensembles as part of Gallery Walk.

Saturday at the Vermont Jazz Center, starting at 11am, features additional student showcases& a free educational clinic (4-5 pm) with three-time Grammy Award-winning drummer Ulysses Owens Jr.

The 7:30 pm evening concert with Owens & his powerhouse Generation Y Ensemble features:

Anthony Hervey – trumpet
Langston Hughes II – saxophones & flute
Liya Grigoryan – piano
Guillermo Lopez – bass
Ulysses Owens Jr. – drums

Sponsored by Marcy Hermansader in honor of her late husband, Jonathan Flaccus.

For accessibility support please call in advance.

Saturday concert: $25+ general admission.

Friday evening & Saturday daytime events free of charge.
Donations for live stream welcome.

802 254 9088 ext. 1

sarah@vtjazz.org
eugene@vtjazz.org

www.vtjazz.org

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro, VT 05301

The Vermont Jazz Center presents a two-day celebration of youth jazz & mentorship. Friday evening from 5-8 pm at 118 Elliot, enjoy performances by high school & college ensembles as part of Gallery Walk.

Saturday at the Vermont Jazz Center, starting at 11am, features additional student showcases& a free educational clinic (4-5 pm) with three-time Grammy Award-winning drummer Ulysses Owens Jr.

The 7:30 pm evening concert with Owens & his powerhouse Generation Y Ensemble features:

Anthony Hervey – trumpet
Langston Hughes II – saxophones & flute
Liya Grigoryan – piano
Guillermo Lopez – bass
Ulysses Owens Jr. – drums

Sponsored by Marcy Hermansader in honor of her late husband, Jonathan Flaccus.

For accessibility support please call in advance.

Saturday concert: $25+ general admission.

Friday evening & Saturday daytime events free of charge.
Donations for live stream welcome.

802 254 9088 ext. 1

sarah@vtjazz.org
eugene@vtjazz.org

www.vtjazz.org

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro, VT 05301

Featuring a who’s who of the region’s top players, New England Jazz Collaborative’s 17-piece flagship ensemble makes its Amherst debut with a high-energy night of bold, bighearted music by some of today’s most exciting jazz composers, including Amherst College faculty Darryl Harper and Jason Robinson. Blending sharp ensemble work with room for surprise, the NEJC Orchestra re-imagines the big band tradition with color, swing and serious groove. Come ready for tight arrangements, fearless solos — and a band that knows how to have a good time.

Single tickets go on sale at amherst.universitytickets.com fourteen days before this performance, on Saturday, November 1, at 12 AM.

Single ticket pricing: General Public: $28; Senior Citizens (65+): $22; Students with valid ID and children: $12

"LIVE from Ashtonwood" closes its 2025 season presenting international rising jazz star and NYC-based vocalist Laura Anglade. Laura will be accompanied by the consummate vocal accompanist and pianist Michael Kanan.

This house concert will be streamed LIVE and free of charge via Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/AshtonwoodHouseConcerts.

In The Mood for swing?
Don’t miss the most popular and sought-after big band of all time on their stop on Cape Cod as a part of their 2025 international tour! The world famous Glenn Miller Orchestra will perform their hit songs including In The Mood, Moonlight Serenade, Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Pennsylvania 6-5000, String of Pearls, Tuxedo Junction and more classic songs of the swing era at The 204 auditorium.
Music director Erik Stabnau, vocalist Jenny Swoish, their vocal group The Moonlight Serenaders, and the fifteen member Orchestra perform this legendary catalogue of big band/swing music just like it was done when Glenn Miller stood in front of his band 80 years ago.
Touring continuously since 1956, The Glenn Miller Orchestra continues to perform over 200 shows annually to audiences worldwide. Get your tickets now to experience this exciting and nostalgic show!
For more information on The Glenn Miller Orchestra, visit https://glennmillerorchestra.com
Tickets are general admission
3PM matinee and 7PM evening shows
Doors will open 45 minutes prior to showtime

From the Great American Songbook: songs about the sun, the moon, the weather, and love. In 4-part harmony with the VJV3, Dylan Walter (piano), Wes Brown (bass) and McCoy Plaisted (drums). Directed by Jeff Olmsted.

With credits including Lincoln Center, SFJAZZ, and the starring role in the 2023 short film “Goodbye Jonathan’s Soul,” trumpeter Jonathan Dely has captured eyes and ears not only for his musical talent on stage and on screen, but also for the story that animates his career: turning down a lucrative career on Wall Street to become a musical artist. Dely performs one of jazz’s most extraordinary live concerts, masterfully interweaving musical styles of jazz, classical, rock, and more – a feat that has garnered praise from both critics and concertgoers alike who are enraptured by Dely’s smooth, virtuosic trumpet sound, the versatility of his razor sharp ensemble, and his live show’s ability to both earn and transcend the label of “jazz”.

“To watch Jonathan on stage balance his identity as a performing artist and former Wall Streeter is like watching a coming-of-age story in concert. He is an extraordinary talent and a remarkable young man. A star in the making.”
– Lincoln Center Future Songbook Series Producer