Beach United Church is excited to present an afternoon of classic jazz and blues featuring Toronto born pianist, composer and arranger, Larry Bond and his quartet, as they explore the changing weather and seasons through music. Saturday, November 2nd, 2024 at 4:30pm Entry is PWYC, with a suggested minimum donation of $10 Tickets are not required; you may just show up at our doors on the day of the concert.
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Beach United Church is excited to present local band Beachside Brass on Saturday, May 4th at 4:30 pm as they present a fun show filled with jazz, pop, funk, soul and more. Get ready to clap your hands, move your feet, and head on down to Bourbon Street! Beach United's warm, inviting hall serves as the perfect backdrop for this concert - the concert is pay-what-you-can, and proceeds support our year-round community programs.
Jazz chorale ensemble 8 to the Bar (led by Music Director Sheila Brand) will be performing at Beach United on Sunday, May 26th at 4pm. This concert is pay-what-you-can, and will feature special guest virtuoso on piano, David Warrack.
Join pianist/vocalist Jim Clayton, bassist Peter Telford and drummer Adam Warner for an afternoon of jazz at Beach United Church on Saturday, March 2nd at 4:30pm. - About Jim Clayton DownBeat Magazine called Jim’s music “warm, happy, and soulful,” and Jersey Jazz called him “hip and swinging.” He’s has been heard internationally on TV and radio and in movies. A two-time winner of Group Of The Year (Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards), Jim’s performed on four continents and has an online following of...
Join us for "For the Love of Jazz", an evening of jazzy love songs, a perfect way to warm up for Valentine's Day. Loralee McGuirl is back again to sing torch songs and love songs from across the decades. She'll be playing with a wonderful jazz trio of bass, piano, and saxophone. Daniel will be on sax, and he's lined up two well-known Toronto musicians to bring some swing to the evening. Like last year, there will be a few tunes we'll all get to sing, and there will be some room to dance, if...