Jazz Legacy Project

The Jazz Legacy Project opened its tribute to Louis Armstrong with “Bourbon Street Parade.” LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

The Jazz Legacy Project opened its tribute to Louis Armstrong with “Bourbon Street Parade.” LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

JLP presents music of Louis Armstrong

The Jazz Legacy Project (JLP) returned to Greensboro’s historic Festival Hall on May 14, with a tribute concert celebrating the music and life of jazz legend Louis Armstrong.
Members of The Jazz Legacy Project perform the music of Herbie Hancock to close out the 2025 season. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

Members of The Jazz Legacy Project perform the music of Herbie Hancock to close out the 2025 season. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

JLP presents life and music of Herbie Hancock

The Jazz Legacy Project (JLP) finished its 2025 season last week after presenting the life and music of jazz great Herbie Hancock.
The Jazz Legacy Project on stage at Festival Hall in Greensboro, performing the music of jazz legend Miles Davis. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

The Jazz Legacy Project on stage at Festival Hall in Greensboro, performing the music of jazz legend Miles Davis. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

Jazz Legacy Project presents music of Miles Davis

Last week, the Jazz Legacy Project (JLP) musicians brought to life the music and times of legendary jazz performer Miles Davis at Festival Hall.
The Jazz Legacy Project featuring the music of Sarah Vaughan kicked off the 2025 season at Festival Hall, featuring vocalist Maria Howell. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

The Jazz Legacy Project featuring the music of Sarah Vaughan kicked off the 2025 season at Festival Hall, featuring vocalist Maria Howell. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

Jazz Legacy Project opens 2025 series

The Jazz Legacy Project kicked off its 2025 series last Thursday evening at Greensboro’s Festival Hall, featuring “Sarah Vaughan, The Divine One.” Guest vocalist and actress Maria Howell captivated a large audience with her beautiful harmonies and rhythm as she sang Vaughan's music.
Festival Hall in Greensboro and The Jazz Legacy Project will present the third show of their four-part 2024 Jazz Series on Aug. 22: Charlie Parker, Einstein of Modern Music. (CONTRIBUTED)

Festival Hall in Greensboro and The Jazz Legacy Project will present the third show of their four-part 2024 Jazz Series on Aug. 22: Charlie Parker, Einstein of Modern Music. (CONTRIBUTED)

Jazz Legacy Project returning to Festival Hall

Festival Hall in Greensboro and The Jazz Legacy Project will present the third show of their four-part 2024 Jazz Series on Aug. 22: Charlie Parker, Einstein of Modern Music.Parker's rare combination of genius and persistence created a turning point in modern music.
Festival Hall’s popular Jazz Legacy series continues May 23 highlighting legendary pianist and vocalist Nat “King” Cole. CONTRIBUTED

Festival Hall’s popular Jazz Legacy series continues May 23 highlighting legendary pianist and vocalist Nat “King” Cole. CONTRIBUTED

Festival Hall premieres second show of 2024 Jazz Series

Festival Hall, Greensboro’s premier arts venue and cultural center, presents the second show of the 2024 Jazz Series, The Jazz Legacy Project: Nat “King” Cole, Unforgettable Thursday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m.
The Jazz Legacy Series at Greensboro’s Festival Hall, hosted by drummer and bandleader Justin Varnes, presents stories about and interpretations of music by some of the biggest stars of American jazz. CONTRIBUTED

The Jazz Legacy Series at Greensboro’s Festival Hall, hosted by drummer and bandleader Justin Varnes, presents stories about and interpretations of music by some of the biggest stars of American jazz. CONTRIBUTED

Purchase complete Jazz Legacy Series tickets now

Festival Hall in Greensboro is offering discounted rates for the three remaining shows of its Jazz Legacy Series this year, available as a package online at festivalhallga.com only until March 22.
The Jazz Legacy Project returns to Greensboro for its third season. CONTRIBUTED

The Jazz Legacy Project returns to Greensboro for its third season. CONTRIBUTED

Jazz Legacy Project returns for third season

Festival Hall in Greensboro will open the third season of its Jazz Legacy Series on Feb. 8, with its presentation of The Jazz Legacy Project: Dave Brubeck, Time Out. Brubeck’s Time Out album helped him to achieve status among the most popular jazz artists of the late 1950s and throughout the ‘60s.