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SUMMARY:LOW TICKET ALERT - VINCENT INGALA - WBGO PRESENTS ALL THAT JAZZ
DESCRIPTION:Vincent Ingala\nWBGO Presents All That Jazz\nat UCPAC’s Hamilton Stage\nSaturday\, June 13\nTwo Shows: 5 PM & 8 PM\nSINGLE TICKETS ONLY 5 PMLIMITED TICKETS 8 PM\nEnjoy cocktails & live piano from Leonieke Scheuble in the WBGO Piano Lounge before the show! Essex County College presents an art exhibition from Head of Arts Education at ECC & painter\, David DiPasquale in the Hamilton Lobby. Plus\, enjoy a viewing by jazz photographer Allison Brown. \nLobby opens at 4 PM & 7 PM for each showtime.\nTickets: $67-$77 (All-In Pricing)\n \nWBGO presents All That Jazz\, a unique series showcasing some of the genre’s most talented and respected performers! This month features multi-instrumentalist Vincent Ingala\, back by popular demand! This series is a partnership between UCPAC and Smooth Jazz NJ. \nEnjoy an evening of smooth jazz\, beginning in the WBGO Piano Lounge. Come early to enjoy cocktails and live piano music from the phenomenal Leonieke Scheuble on the Fazioli piano before the performance – doors open one hour before showtime. \nAbout Vincent Ingala\nVincent Ingala is a leading voice in contemporary jazz\, acclaimed for his polished musicianship and vibrant\, soulful sound. A multi-instrumentalist\, composer\, and producer\, Ingala released his debut album at just 17 and has since earned multiple Billboard No. 1 smooth-jazz hits. Raised in Connecticut and influenced by a wide range of R&B\, soul\, and pop traditions\, he brings a dynamic blend of melodic saxophone work and expertly crafted rhythms to his recordings and live performances. With his distinctive tone\, boundless energy\, and engaging style\, Ingala has established himself as one of the most compelling and versatile artists in today’s jazz landscape. \nIngala’s previous performances at Hamilton Stage were sell-outs\, so don’t wait; get your tickets today! \nBefore the Concert \nEssex County College Presents Artist David DiPasquale \nDiPasquale’s paintings will be on display in the Hamilton lobby for viewing before each performance.  \n  \nEnjoy a viewing from jazz photographer\, Allison Brown. \n  \n \nComing with a group of 10 or more? Request a Group Sale Discount \n \n \n Check out the City of Rahway’s Dinner & Show Deals! \nSee all of UCPAC’s Upcoming Events
URL:https://ucpac.org/event/vincent-ingala-wbgo-presents-all-that-jazz/
LOCATION:Hamilton Stage\, 360 Hamilton St.\, Rahway\, NJ\, 07065\, United States
CATEGORIES:All That Jazz Concert Series,FamiliesFirst
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SUMMARY:THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE - POPCORN & PAJAMAS
DESCRIPTION:The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie\nPopcorn & Pajamas Film Series\nAt UCPAC’s Hamilton Stage\nCome in your PJs! FREE Popcorn (one per person)\nFriday\, June 12\nTickets: $10 (All-In Pricing)\n\nDoors: 6 PM – Before the movie\, have a seat at our craft table and make something fun to take home!\nFilm: 7 PM\n**Free popcorn and crafts available while supplies last**\nUCPAC’s Popcorn & Pajamas Film Series is a digital presentation. Learn more about Popcorn & Pajamas\n“The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie” sends your favorite sea sponge and sea star\, SpongeBob and Patrick\, on their first big-screen adventure: an epic\, goofy\, and (surprisingly) heroic quest to save city of Bikini Bottom. \nWhen King Neptune’s crown is stolen and Mr. Krabs is framed\, SpongeBob\, convinced he’s “just a kid\,” sets out to prove himself by tracking the crown to the dangerous Shell City. Along the way\, he and Patrick encounter ruthless bikers\, a villainous Plankton scheme\, David Hasselhoff\, and LOTS of ice-cream sundaes. \nCome have the best day of your life at “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie!” \n \n \n \n \n Check out the City of Rahway’s Dinner & Show Deals! \nSee all of UCPAC’s Upcoming Events
URL:https://ucpac.org/event/the-spongebob-squarepants-movie-popcorn-pajamas/
LOCATION:Hamilton Stage\, 360 Hamilton St.\, Rahway\, NJ\, 07065\, United States
CATEGORIES:FamiliesFirst,Popcorn & Pajamas Film Series
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SUMMARY:DIZZY GILLESPIE ALL STARS WITH PAQUITO D'RIVERA - WBGO PRESENTS ALL THAT JAZZ
DESCRIPTION:Dizzy Gillespie All Stars with Paquito D’Rivera\nWBGO Presents All That Jazz\nat UCPAC’s Hamilton Stage\nSaturday\, June 6\nTwo Shows: 5 PM & 8 PM\nEnjoy cocktails & live piano from Leonieke Scheuble in the WBGO Piano Lounge before the show! Essex County College also presents an art exhibition by artist Dino Gravado Commodore in the Hamilton Lobby.\nLobby and lounge open at 4 PM & 7 PM for each showtime. \nTickets: $67-$77 (All-In Pricing)\n \nWBGO presents All That Jazz concert series\, a unique series showcasing some of the genre’s most talented and respected performers\, featuring the Dizzy Gillespie All Stars with John Lee and special guest Paquito D’Rivera! This series is a partnership between WBGO\, UCPAC\, and Smooth Jazz NJ. \nAbout The Dizzy Gillespie All Stars \nThe Dizzy Gillespie All Stars perform the music of the 40s and 50s as an ensemble of 6-8\, including tunes such as “A Night In Tunisia\,” “Anthropology\,” “BeBop\,” “Birks Works\,” “Blue ‘N’ Boogie\,” “Con Alma\,” “Dizzy Atmosphere\,” “Groovin’ High\,” “Hot House\,” “Oop-Pop-Sh’-Bam\,” “Ow\,” “Salt Peanuts\,” and many more. \nThe line-up\, which varies\, includes some of the stellar musicians who used to work with Gillespie\, plus some of the best and brightest young up-and-comers of the next generation of jazz. \nAbout John Lee \nFrom 1984 thru 1993\, John Lee was Dizzy Gillespie’s bassist\, performing and recording in the trumpet master’s various bands including the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet\, Dizzy Gillespie Big Band\, and Dizzy’s GRAMMY award winning United Nation Orchestra. \nAfter Gillespie’s passing\, his family asked John to create an ongoing tribute to the great man and his music\, and the concept for the Dizzy Gillespie All-Stars was born. \nLee is the bassist and director of the Dizzy Gillespie All-Stars\, Dizzy Gillespie All-Star Big Band\, and the Dizzy Gillespie Afro-Latin Experience. \nLee has worked in the bands of Gary Bartz\, Larry Coryell\, Jon Faddis\, Aretha Franklin\, Roberta Gambarini\, Roy Hargrove\, Jimmy Heath\, Gregory Hines\, Miriam Makeba\, James Moody\, Claudio Roditi\, Sonny Rollins\, and McCoy Tyner. Beyond bass\, Lee is also a GRAMMY award winning record producer and audio engineer who has produced over 100 recordings and is the co-founder of the record label JLP\, Jazz Legacy Productions. \nAbout Paquito D’Rivera \nSaxophonist\, clarinetist\, composer and writer Paquito D’ Rivera\, winner of 16 awards between GRAMMYs and Latin GRAMMYs\, has received numerous recognitions for his relevance in Latin Jazz and as a composer of classical music. Born in Marianao\, Havana\, Cuba\, El Paq-Man\, as he is known among his many friends\, colleagues\, and fans\, is passionate about both jazz and classical music\, Brazilian music\, rumba\, tangos\, and more. One of the main objectives of his work is to make them all an integral whole. \nHe was awarded the NEA Jazz Masters Award in 2005 and the National Medal of the Arts (2005)\, as well as the Kennedy Center’s Living Jazz Legend Award (2007). Among his recognitions are the Honoris Causa doctorate from the Berklee School in Boston\, the University of Pennsylvania\, and the Clarinetist of the Year award from the Jazz Journalist Association (2004 and 2006). In 2008\, he received the award from the Association for Jazz Education Present and the Frankfurter Musikpreis (Germany). \nIn 2010\, he was named Nelson A Rockefeller Honoree and given the Spelman College African American Classical Music Award. In 2011\, he received his eleventh GRAMMY award for ‘Panamericana Suite’ for Best Latin Album and Best Contemporary Classical Composition\, adding it to his previous GRAMMY awards for ‘Riberas’ (Best Classical Recording 2005) and ‘Funk Tango’ (Best Music Album) Latin Jazz 2008). His “Concerto Venezolano” for Symphony Orchestra\, written for trumpet extraordinaire Soloist Pacho Flores\, was awarded Best Contemporary Classical composition in 2023. \nD’Rivera is the first artist to win Latin Grammys in the classical music and Latin jazz categories\, for ‘Historia del Soldado’ (L’Histoire du Soldat)\, ‘Stravinsky’ (2003) and ‘Brazilian Dreams’ (2002) with The New York Voices. \nHe has been artistic director of the jazz program of the New Jersey Chamber Music Society\, the Jazz Patagonia of Chile\, and from 1996 to date has served as musical director of the prestigious International Jazz Festival of Punta del Este\, Uruguay\, presenting luminaries of the genre such as Benny Golson\, McCoy Tyner\, Michael Brecker\, Toots Thielemans\, Jon Faddis\, Lenny Andrade\, Kenny Burrell and many more artists. \nIn 1999\, the University of Alcalá de Henares\, in celebration of its 500 years of history\, presented D’Rivera with a special award that recognizes his contribution to the arts\, his human qualities and his defense of the rights and freedoms of artists around the world. The National Endowment for the Arts on its website highlights that Paquito “has become an accomplished multinational ambassador\, creating and promoting a musical interculturality that moves effortlessly between jazz\, Latin music and Mozart.” \nEssex County College Presents Artist Dino Gravado Commodore\nCommodore’s paintings will be on display in the Hamilton Lobby for viewing before each show!\n \nDon’t miss this opportunity to experience these incredible artists and musicians live in the intimate atmosphere of UCPAC’s Hamilton Stage!
URL:https://ucpac.org/event/dizzy-gillespie-all-stars/
LOCATION:Hamilton Stage\, 360 Hamilton St.\, Rahway\, NJ\, 07065\, United States
CATEGORIES:All That Jazz Concert Series,FamiliesFirst,Hamilton Stage
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