2023-2024 AGAR AMHERST JAVA & JAZZ ARCHIEVES
AGAR AMHERST JAVA & JAZZ
2023-2024 Series
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst VA 24521 434-941-0997
2023-2024 Series
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst VA 24521 434-941-0997
JULY
J&J CONCERT
J&J CONCERT
Lew Taylor Jazz
Saturday, July 29, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Lew Taylor Jazz Is a keyboard-based jazz trio delivering an entertaining mix of traditional jazz standards and jazz classics, along with humorous story songs and audience interactions.
Led by keyboardist and vocalist Lew Taylor, with veteran drummer Larry Scott and Charlottesville-based bassist Bob Bowen, the trio will perform selections from artists as diverse as Frank Sinatra, Herbie Hancock, Fats Waller, Chick Corea, Louis Armstrong, Tony Bennett, and more!
Led by keyboardist and vocalist Lew Taylor, with veteran drummer Larry Scott and Charlottesville-based bassist Bob Bowen, the trio will perform selections from artists as diverse as Frank Sinatra, Herbie Hancock, Fats Waller, Chick Corea, Louis Armstrong, Tony Bennett, and more!
Lew Taylor is a native of Lynchburg and whether during his tenure with the USAF Band, touring the USA as a journeyman musician, leading bands on the cruise ship circuit, or participating in the local community jazz orchestra, he has always remained close to his Central VA roots. Lew is highly regarded and well respected as a player and leader among his peers and spends his professional time performing, composing, sound and synthesizer program editing, teaching and traveling. He is the father of one son who currently serves in the USAF.
Bob Bowen, originally from McLean, Va., has lived in Charlottesville since 1999 where he currently teaches. He also has been an adjunct teacher for Charlottesville City Schools, and at Bridgewater College, Mary Baldwin College, Southern Virginia University, and Washington and Lee University. He has performed as an orchestra bassist with several orchestras and with the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra since 2001 and at the Greenbrier Resort since 1996 and Homestead Resort since 1997. As a bass player he has performed and recorded with many jazz artists including guitarist Royce Campbell, Hod & Stephanie O’Brien, and Vince Lewis.
Larry Scott began playing professionally with the band The Dyna-Tones, performing in clubs and colleges in Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Greensboro, NC, and several venues in PA. It was during this time that the Dyna-Tones opened for Kool and the Gang and served as back-up band for comedian Wild Man Steve. Larry studied at the VCU Community Music School in 1974 and from 1976-1980 traveled throughout the United States with various bands. From 1981-83 Larry traveled with the Vikki Austin Show performing at the Tropicana in Atlantic City, as well as Puerto Rican and Aruba casinos. He also performs with The Lenny Marcus Trio as well as numerous Jazz and Pop groups in Central and Southwest Virginia.
Presented by AGAR
in collaboration with
Second Stage | Amherst
and Baine’s Books & Coffee
Series Curated by Ernest Deane
AUGUST
J&J CONCERT
Isaac Williams
Ensemble
Saturday, Aug. 26, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Isaac Williams, piano
Will Strickler, drums
Adam Abrams, bass
Guest Artist: Joseph Henson, saxophone
The Isaac Williams Ensemble will play “The Standards Session” for Amherst Java & Jazz at Second Stage | Amherst
Will Strickler, drums
Adam Abrams, bass
Guest Artist: Joseph Henson, saxophone
The Isaac Williams Ensemble will play “The Standards Session” for Amherst Java & Jazz at Second Stage | Amherst
“In the 1940s and 1950s” Williams said last week, “Jazz musicians from all over the country knew all the same songs, and could all play on the same level. They all could come together in a session and play the same repertory. I’m excited about our upcoming session! We have a really good group.”
Among songs to be played by the Isaac Williams Ensemble will be “This I Dig of You” by Hank Mobley, “F.S.R.” (For Sonny Rollins) by Ray Brown, “Aeregin” by Sonny Rollins and first recorded by Miles Davis, “My Heart Stood Still” by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, and “It could Happen to You” by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen.
Among songs to be played by the Isaac Williams Ensemble will be “This I Dig of You” by Hank Mobley, “F.S.R.” (For Sonny Rollins) by Ray Brown, “Aeregin” by Sonny Rollins and first recorded by Miles Davis, “My Heart Stood Still” by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, and “It could Happen to You” by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen.
Presented by AGAR
in collaboration with
Second Stage | Amherst
and Baine’s Books & Coffee
Series Curated by Ernest Deane
SEPTEMBER J&J CONCERT
THE QUANTUM MECHANICS
Bring you Summa-Shamanama jazz & coffee house trivia
Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Bring you Summa-Shamanama jazz & coffee house trivia
Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Multi-instrumentalist Ed Mikenas, bassist Andy Aeschbacher
& drummer Worth Proffitt
If you’re looking for your next peak experience, the upcoming performance of The Quantum Mechanics must definitely be on your “to-do” list.
& drummer Worth Proffitt
If you’re looking for your next peak experience, the upcoming performance of The Quantum Mechanics must definitely be on your “to-do” list.
Coffee and Humans have done much to inspire and nourish the creative aspect of life…and Coffee houses became one of the first community-oriented spaces for people to meet, experience a variety of intellectual pursuits, and listen to the newest music of the time. AGAR and Second Stage continue this tradition in contemporary style. The Quantum Mechanics will take it to the Next Level with a new “interactive” tune titled “Summa-Shamanama”* by Ed Mikenas. It will have you smiling where you sit and dancing where you dare. In this performance, TQM will be brewing up more new works with a focus on changing your consciousness with a stream of musical goodness. You will hear the Blues, some BeBop, and a bit of Western Swing, all served up with original tunes by Ed Mikenas.
*Summa-Shamanama is a word to describe a feeling of happiness or excitement. It is generally used when other positive expressions do not first come to mind.
- from the Urban Dictionary
*Summa-Shamanama is a word to describe a feeling of happiness or excitement. It is generally used when other positive expressions do not first come to mind.
- from the Urban Dictionary
Ed Mikenas
Andy Aeschbacher
Worth Proffitt
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Founder and leader Ed Mikenas was brought up in rural Northern New York State and graduated from SUNY Potsdam with a BS in music education. He also has a Master’s degree in Music Performance from the Manhattan School of Music, NYC. As a studio musician based in NYC, he toured with Skitch Henderson, Larry Elgart, Jay and the Americans, Scarlet Rivera, Esther Phillips, and the Alive Company. And he played venues that include Saturday Night Live, Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden, the Apollo, the Felt Forum, the Spectrum, and the Troubadour. Mikenas played in the orchestra pit for “Grease,” “Pippin,” “Godspell,” and “The Magic Show” on Broadway and was a musician and actor off Broadway with the La Mama Experimental Theatre. He taught bass at Radford University for 19 years and now, when not composing or playing his own work, serves as adjunct Bass Professor at the University of Lynchburg, coaches a jazz ensemble at the Virginia Episcopal School, and is Organist and Choir Master of Amherst Presbyterian Church.
Presented by AGAR
in collaboration with Second Stage | Amherst and Baine’s Books & Coffee Series Curated by Ernest Deane |
OCTOBER J&J CONCERT
Saturday, October 21, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Joseph Henson, saxophone; Jonathan Epley, guitar;
Jonah Horton, bass; and Will Strickler, drums.
Jonah Horton, bass; and Will Strickler, drums.
Joseph Henson
Jonathan Epley
Jonah Horton
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Joseph Henson, saxophone, formerly a member of the US Army Blues Jazz Ensemble from Washington, D.C., retired in December 2018 to become Associate Professor of Commercial Music and Jazz Studies at the Liberty University School of Music. He has played saxophone and written music for the Blues for 21 years and has also been the band’s Musical Director for the past few years. Henson hold degrees in music from the University of South Carolina and the University of North Texas, and performs regularly in the D.C. area with a wide variety of groups, including his own quintet.
Jonathan Epley is a multi-faceted guitarist that has called the Baltimore area home since 2011. His Bluegrass/Folk upbringing combined with Jazz, Blues, and Progressive Rock created a unique sound that has been featured on recordings that range in style from Modern Jazz all the way to Metalcore. Jonathan has served in the US Military since 2009. The majority of that time has been spent with The Jazz Ambassadors, the premiere touring jazz ensemble of the US Army. He has worked artists such as Dr. John, Todd Marcus, Joshua Davis, and Sean Jones among others. Presented by AGAR
in collaboration with Second Stage | Amherst and Baine’s Books & Coffee Series Curated by Ernest Deane |
AGAR AMERST JAVA & JAZZ
NOVEMBER CONCERT
NOVEMBER CONCERT
Saturday, November 25, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Ken Matthews, saxophone and clarinet
Tom Harbeck, guitar
Bob Bowen, bass
Greg Thomas, trumpet and valve trombone
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Ken Matthews, saxophone and clarinet
Tom Harbeck, guitar
Bob Bowen, bass
Greg Thomas, trumpet and valve trombone
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults*
- $6 students*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
Ken Matthews previously resided in Maryland and Northern Virginia where he headed his New Orleans jazz quartet “Laissez Foure” that played regularly in the Washington, DC, area for more than 12 years. Ken is originally from Lynchburg where he played in various EC Glass high school bands as well as while he attended Virginia Tech. Since moving back to Lynchburg, Ken has also opened a coffee shop in a small town in Colombia, South America, near the ancestral home of his mother.
The band’s title is a play on words; it’s a misspelling of the French phrase “Laissez Faire” meaning “Let It Be.” “Faire” has been replaced with “Foure,” which refers to four people in the band. Laissez Foure is always exciting and lots of fun! And Ken often invites different local area players to sit in with him.
The band’s title is a play on words; it’s a misspelling of the French phrase “Laissez Faire” meaning “Let It Be.” “Faire” has been replaced with “Foure,” which refers to four people in the band. Laissez Foure is always exciting and lots of fun! And Ken often invites different local area players to sit in with him.
Presented by AGAR
in collaboration with
Second Stage | Amherst
and Baine’s Books & Coffee
Series Curated by Ernest Deane
AGAR AMHERST JAVA & JAZZ
DECEMBER CONCERT
DECEMBER CONCERT
Friday, December 15, 2023
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Lenny Marcus, piano, flute and vocals
Larry Scott, drums
Zachary McDonald, bass
6-8 pm
Live at Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street, Amherst, VA 24521
Lenny Marcus, piano, flute and vocals
Larry Scott, drums
Zachary McDonald, bass
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults*
- $6 students*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
LENNY MARCUS
LENNY MARCUS
Jazz Times Magazine has described Lenny Marcus’ music as “Infectious!” No wonder, since Lenny worked for many years in New Orleans studying and performing with legends such as Ray Bryant, Ellis Marsalis, and Alvin Batiste. He has a strong blues-oriented left hand, thanks to Bryant. Lenny possesses a superior melodic imagination and highly developed arranging and orchestration skills that become palpable throughout a diversity of styles-swinging, cool, sophisticated, Jazzified Beethoven masterpieces, Latin, toe-tapping, high energy as well as beautifully contemplative and engaging. This trio’s latest release is “When A Door Opens.”International famed players who have performed and recorded with LMT include Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis, Frank Foster, Brian Lynch, David “ Fathead “ Newman (Ray Charles tenor), and Jane Powell. Lenny has performed in three New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest, Spoleto, Barbados, and Grenada Jazz festivals in addition to appearing four times in Wash DC at the famed Blues Alley with his trio. Lenny has most recently played for AGAR with Los Gatos.
Jazz Times Magazine has described Lenny Marcus’ music as “Infectious!” No wonder, since Lenny worked for many years in New Orleans studying and performing with legends such as Ray Bryant, Ellis Marsalis, and Alvin Batiste. He has a strong blues-oriented left hand, thanks to Bryant. Lenny possesses a superior melodic imagination and highly developed arranging and orchestration skills that become palpable throughout a diversity of styles-swinging, cool, sophisticated, Jazzified Beethoven masterpieces, Latin, toe-tapping, high energy as well as beautifully contemplative and engaging. This trio’s latest release is “When A Door Opens.”International famed players who have performed and recorded with LMT include Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis, Frank Foster, Brian Lynch, David “ Fathead “ Newman (Ray Charles tenor), and Jane Powell. Lenny has performed in three New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest, Spoleto, Barbados, and Grenada Jazz festivals in addition to appearing four times in Wash DC at the famed Blues Alley with his trio. Lenny has most recently played for AGAR with Los Gatos.
LARRY SCOTT
LARRY SCOTT is one of the most sought-after drummers in Southwestern VA. Among his many accomplishments, he has opened for Kool and the Gang and played with the Lynchburg Symphony. He is an instructor at the Lynchburg Music School. Cadence and Jazztimes magazines have given him high marks for his percussive style. For AGAR, Larry has previously played with Los Gatos, Lew Taylor Trio, and Chris Magee.
ZACHARY McDONALD
ZACHARY McDONALD of New Tripoli, PA, now a Baltimore, MD native, got his start as a jazz musician by playing with well-known artists in and around Roanoke, VA such as Cyrus Pace, Brian Mesko, and Lenny Marcus. He has formally studied bass with Paul Langosch and Ben Williams. Jazz, however, is not his only musical venture as he performs and records with other local Roanoke and Blacksburg rock, indie, and ambient acts such as Electric Chameleon, Missed Her, his own solo project, and an additional duo project with percussionist Denver Nuckolls.
JAVA & JAZZ
JANUARY 2024
JANUARY 2024
QUINTANA
ALL-STARS
Jazz with a Spanish Flavor
Saturday,
January 27, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Al Mallet, alto/tenor sax;
Ernest Deane, trumpet/ flugelhorn;
Ed Mikenas, bass;
Glenn Buck, woodwinds;
Gary Meisner, piano; and Worth Proffitt, drums.
ALL-STARS
Jazz with a Spanish Flavor
Saturday,
January 27, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Al Mallet, alto/tenor sax;
Ernest Deane, trumpet/ flugelhorn;
Ed Mikenas, bass;
Glenn Buck, woodwinds;
Gary Meisner, piano; and Worth Proffitt, drums.
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults
- $6 students
- Free: VCA Passport*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
FEBRUARY 2024 JAVA & JAZZ
BellaDonna
"Love Me
or Leave Me"
1930's prohibition-era music
Saturday,
February 17, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Vocalist and songwriter Donna Kay joins multi-instrumentalist and singer Laurabella Owens for a haughty and sometimes naughty take on vintage jazz and blues. Prohibition-era music of the 1930s is featured prominently among originals by both performers. Rounding out the combo for their February show are Worth Proffitt on drums and Bob Bowen on bass. "Love Me or Leave Me" is the theme for this Valentine's-inspired show.
MARCH 2024
JAVA & JAZZ
JAVA & JAZZ
Gus Miller and Friends
”The Songs Our Hearts Sing“
Saturday, March 23, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Gus Miller, vocals
Lew Taylor, keyboard
Ed Mikenas, bass
Larry Scott, drums
Glenn Buck, saxophone
Gus Miller was raised in Lynchburg and graduated from Dunbar High School. He specializes in singing vintage songs from what is known as “The Great American Songbook.“ These consist of favorite popular songs from Tin Pan Alley, the Broadway theatre and movie musicals composed between 1920 and the 1960s. McGustivus "Gus" Miller started singing as a baritone crooner at about age 50, working with legendary Lynchburg jazz pianist Vivian Hudson. He's been at it ever since.
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults
- $6 students
- Free: VCA Passport*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at
5:30 pm. - Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
APRIL 2024
JAVA & JAZZ
JAVA & JAZZ
Michael Sokolowski Trio
Intrepid Instrumental Improvisation
Saturday,
April 27, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Michael Sokolowski, keyboards;
Drew Pompano, bass;
Jim Ralston, drums
Emphasizing creative arrangements and open-ended improvisations within established compositional forms, Michael Sokolowski Trio draws inspiration from a diverse array of source material. Its repertoire weaves together jazz standards; the American songbook; rock, folk, funk, gospel, and pop – reflecting the trio’s appreciation for the broad spectrum of influences that shape contemporary music in general; and jazz music in particular.
Intrepid Instrumental Improvisation
Saturday,
April 27, 2024
6-8 pm
Live at
Second Stage | Amherst
194 2nd Street
Amherst, VA 24521
Michael Sokolowski, keyboards;
Drew Pompano, bass;
Jim Ralston, drums
Emphasizing creative arrangements and open-ended improvisations within established compositional forms, Michael Sokolowski Trio draws inspiration from a diverse array of source material. Its repertoire weaves together jazz standards; the American songbook; rock, folk, funk, gospel, and pop – reflecting the trio’s appreciation for the broad spectrum of influences that shape contemporary music in general; and jazz music in particular.
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults
- $6 students
- Free: VCA Passport*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
MAY 2024
JAVA & JAZZ
JAVA & JAZZ
Saturday, May 25
Lew Taylor Jazz
Lew Taylor, keyboards/vocals;
Bob Bowen, bass; and
Larry Scott, drums.
Lew Taylor is a native of Lynchburg and whether during his tenure with the USAF Band, touring the USA as a journeyman musician, leading bands on the cruise ship circuit, or participating in the local community jazz orchestra, he has always remained close to his Central VA roots. Lew is highly regarded and well respected as a player and leader among his peers and spends his professional time performing, composing, sound and synthesizer program editing, teaching and traveling. He is the father of one son who currently serves in the USAF.
Bob Bowen, originally from McLean, Va., has lived in Charlottesville since 1999 where he currently teaches. He also has been an adjunct teacher for Charlottesville City Schools, and at Bridgewater College, Mary Baldwin College, Southern Virginia University, and Washington and Lee University. He has performed as an orchestra bassist with several orchestras and with the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra since 2001 and at the Greenbrier Resort since 1996 and Homestead Resort since 1997. As a bass player he has performed and recorded with many jazz artists including guitarist Royce Campbell, Hod & Stephanie O’Brien, and Vince Lewis.
Larry Scott began playing professionally with the band The Dyna-Tones, performing in clubs and colleges in Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Greensboro, NC, and several venues in PA. It was during this time that the Dyna-Tones opened for Kool and the Gang and served as back-up band for comedian Wild Man Steve. Larry studied at the VCU Community Music School in 1974 and from 1976-1980 traveled throughout the United States with various bands. From 1981-83 Larry traveled with the Vikki Austin Show performing at the Tropicana in Atlantic City, as well as Puerto Rican and Aruba casinos. He also performs with The Lenny Marcus Trio as well as numerous Jazz and Pop groups in Central and Southwest Virginia.
Lew Taylor Jazz
Lew Taylor, keyboards/vocals;
Bob Bowen, bass; and
Larry Scott, drums.
Lew Taylor is a native of Lynchburg and whether during his tenure with the USAF Band, touring the USA as a journeyman musician, leading bands on the cruise ship circuit, or participating in the local community jazz orchestra, he has always remained close to his Central VA roots. Lew is highly regarded and well respected as a player and leader among his peers and spends his professional time performing, composing, sound and synthesizer program editing, teaching and traveling. He is the father of one son who currently serves in the USAF.
Bob Bowen, originally from McLean, Va., has lived in Charlottesville since 1999 where he currently teaches. He also has been an adjunct teacher for Charlottesville City Schools, and at Bridgewater College, Mary Baldwin College, Southern Virginia University, and Washington and Lee University. He has performed as an orchestra bassist with several orchestras and with the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra since 2001 and at the Greenbrier Resort since 1996 and Homestead Resort since 1997. As a bass player he has performed and recorded with many jazz artists including guitarist Royce Campbell, Hod & Stephanie O’Brien, and Vince Lewis.
Larry Scott began playing professionally with the band The Dyna-Tones, performing in clubs and colleges in Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Greensboro, NC, and several venues in PA. It was during this time that the Dyna-Tones opened for Kool and the Gang and served as back-up band for comedian Wild Man Steve. Larry studied at the VCU Community Music School in 1974 and from 1976-1980 traveled throughout the United States with various bands. From 1981-83 Larry traveled with the Vikki Austin Show performing at the Tropicana in Atlantic City, as well as Puerto Rican and Aruba casinos. He also performs with The Lenny Marcus Trio as well as numerous Jazz and Pop groups in Central and Southwest Virginia.
Tickets: (Includes one free cup of coffee, water, or soda from Baine’s Books & Coffee. Food is available for purchase.)
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
- $12 adults
- $6 students
- Free: VCA Passport*
- Pay at the door, cash or checks only; doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Advance tickets available at Eventbrite. Click on button below.
*AGAR is part of the VCA Passport Program for those in the WIC Program. Our performances are suitable for Women and Children over 12; not for infants or small children. For more information, call 434-989-3215 or click on this link below.
https://www.amherstglebeartsresponse.org/passport.html
JUNE 2024
JAVA & JAZZ
JAVA & JAZZ
