The 9th Annual Jazz Wahi Washington Heights Jazz Festival
Jazz Brunch with Maki Nientao and Ben Wolstein
Jazz to get your day swinging!
The 9th Annual Jazz Wahi Washington Heights Jazz Festival
Jazz Brunch with Maki Nientao and Ben Wolstein
Jazz to get your day swinging!
11AM
Louise Rogers’ Jazz for Kids
Jazz for children aged 2-6 & their families
Sponsored by Medical Center Nursery School
1PM
Alex Strong’s Jazz Arcade
Video game jazz
Supported by a gift from John E. Rogers Jr. & Irma Rogers
2:15PM
The Digba Ogunbiyi Quartet
West African rhythm and melody inspiring American Jazz
3:30PM
Ted Nash Trio with Ben Allison & Pete McCann Innovative indulgence, beauty, delicacy & technical brilliance
Supported by a gift from Glenn Dornfeld
4:45PM
The Ed Neumeister Quintet
Thought-provoking music for curious ears
6PM
Kavita Shah and François Moutin
Adventurous bass/voice duets
Supported by a gift from Mark Planner
7:30PM
Jazz Composition Competition 2026 winner, Berta Moreno: “La Troupe-Nomadic Crossroads”
The world premiere of this commissioned work!
8:50PM
The Akili Bradley Quartet
10:10PM
The Jazz WaHi Big ‘Nuff Band Celebrates Miles & ‘Trane
“It’s not a big band, but it’s big ‘nuff!”
Supported by a gift from Emiko Hayashi
The 9th Annual Jazz Wahi Washington Heights Jazz Festival
Jamile Quartet at Le Cheile
Enthralling Brazilian Jazz vocals
Dialogues in Jazz: The Music of François Jeanneau is designed as an intimate evening of music and fine dining celebrating the music of France’s renowned master musician François Jeanneau, in the elegant setting of The Bonnefont.
Guests will enjoy a curated three-course French dinner paired with house wine while experiencing a rare, close-up performance by an incredible ensemble. Featuring Jérôme Sabbagh (saxophones), Dan Tepfer (piano), François Moutin (bass), and Aaron Scott (drums).
A room full of history and fine wine, where four master musicians bring timeless compositions into the present.
Because of the unique nature of the space, seating is naturally limited. We invite our community to reserve early to ensure a place at the table.
Presented by the Inwood Jazz Festival & IPRP 1970, Inc.
John Coltrane at 100 – A Night of Jazz, History and Community
GREAT LOCAL MUSIC.
AFFORDABLE DRINKS.
GREAT COMMUNITY VIBES.
$15 Cover at the door includes two sets!
Beverages available for purchase.
Two sets of the music of John Coltrane to celebrate his centennial, featuring Anthony Ferrara on saxophone, Hamish Smith on double bass, and Will Hopkins on percussion.