july, 2019

27julAll Day28Fort Langley Jazz & Arts FestivalRecommended Ages:0 to 2 - Infants & Toddlers,3 to 4 - Preschoolers,5 to 8 - Primary,9 to 12 - Intermediate,Over 13 - Teens

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From a New Orleans Mardis Gras strolling parade, free world-class jazz acts on two outdoor stages and talented youth and emerging talent performing at pop-up stages through the community to a Kidz Zone, All That Jazz art exhibit, jazz education workshop and history of jazz performances, there is something for everyone to enjoy!

Of course, our Friday night All-Star Blues Show will be a night to remember. Hosted by Vancouver’s ambassador of the blues, Jim Byrnes, the show will feature the best of the best blues musicians performing inside the walls of the Fort Langley National Historic Site. Be sure to take in Jazz Around Town and JazzFest AfterParty performances at local restaurants in the village.

Get your dancing shoes on for the Saturday night swing dance at the iconic and historic community hall that will celebrate big band music with a Tribute to Frank Sinatra. On Sunday night, we are thrilled to present the award-winning gospel trio, the Sojourners together with the 50-voice Marcus Mosely Chorale.

Kidz Zone

https://www.fortlangleyjazzfest.com/kidz-zone

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JULY 27 AND 28, 10AM – 5PM


Kidz Zone will be jam-packed with all sorts of free and fun music-themed art activities, workshops and entertainment for the whole family!

Kidz Zone is located along Mary Street between Glover Road and Church Street, across the street from the community hall main stages.


Here’s a few of the fun art activities to be had!

  • Painting to Music workshop by Fraser Valley artist, Felicity Holmes  combines music and art together, inspiring children and youth to create wonderful pieces while listening to and visualizing a piece of jazz music with paintbrush in hand.

  • Indigenous drum making demonstrations by Kwantlen First Nations artist, Brandon Gabriel and Tsimshian artist Corey Moraes.

  • Indigenous art infused festival button-making Create your own Northwest Indigenous art infused jazz button to commemorate your time at the festival. Choose from different button designs available to colour and create your own unique version.

  • Make Your Own Musical Instrument workshop led by Langley Centennial Museum: build and decorate maracas and guitars that you can play afterwards.

  • Recycled Outdoor Music Station led by Langley Centennial Museum: explore sounds and create instruments and noise makers using a variety of recycled materials.

Thank you to Opus Arts Supplies for providing the Kidz Zone arts materials!

What’s more, children can experience music first hand with these interactive fun activities:

  • Young Composers Corner by Langley Community Music School instructors where children can create their own original tunes using an assortment of Orff music instruments.

  • Instrument Petting Zoo by Long & McQuade for young people to learn about and have an opportunity to play various musical instruments on display.

Time

july 27 (Saturday) - 28 (Sunday)

Location

Fort Langley Community Hall

9273 Glover Rd

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