Schedule of Events
Ending Ceremony
The ceremony's move to Freeway Gardens has been a huge success, so once again, the festival invites everyone to attend. Also, anyone who has ever been a Jubilee Volunteer is invited to don a volunteer shirt of any year (and condition), no matter how dirty and tattered, and be admitted to the party — free.
T-N-T and Fulton Street Jazz Band will take the stage, joined by 2010 Emperor Bob Draga, Bria Skonberg, John Cocuzzi (and others), after which the festival emperor will officially declare this year's festival to be history.
We will toast to all the 37 years of celebrating jazz music here in Sacramento, thank our dedicated volunteers, and name the next emperor for the 2011 Sac. Jazz Fest. & Jubilee.
Then it's time to get ready for next year...
Featured Music
- Now presenting a full range of
great music while still
honoring our jazz tradition:
BLUES, ROCK, JAZZ, DANCE BANDS - Soulful blues and rockin' blues
- Swing and Western swing
- Cajun and zydeco
- Country, rockabilly and bluegrass
- Latin and Mariachi music
- New Orleans 2nd-line & street beat
- Straight-ahead & mainstream jazz
- Ragtime and early jazz
- Marching bands
- Youth bands
- Banjo performances at the
CA State Railroad Museum and
on excursion trains - all in addition to Traditional jazz,
also known as Dixieland or
classic jazz, inspired by the great Louis Armstrong.
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