New Venue for Jazz Fest 2022

The Hot Springs Jazz Society is excited to announce a change in venue and the new schedule for JazzFest 2022. The Central Theatre, 1008 Central Avenue, in Hot Springs will host JazzFest 2022 on Saturday, Sept 3.

Jazz lovers will have plenty of music to enjoy from Noon until 4 PM for this traditionally free music event for the community. The evening show will be a ticketed event featuring The Big Dam Horns from 7 PM until 9 PM. Tickets are $5 and up according to seating.

A new addition to this event is the Jazz Brunch available from 11 AM – 4 PM. Several delicious menu choices will be available for $25 at www.centraltheatrehs.com. Please purchase brunch tickets in advance so they know how many people to prepare for.

Admission is free for the 12 PM until 4 PM show. Tickets for the Big Dam Horns show are available online at www.centraltheatrehs.com or at the door. Cash bar available. For more information, visit www.HSjazzsociety.org.

Schedule is as follows:
11 AM – 4 PM Optional Jazz Brunch 
Noon – John Jordan with Gary Meggs
1 PM – The Josh Lawrence Trio with Don Colquitt and Russell Roberts
2 PM – The UofA at Monticello 1st Jazz Ensemble
3 PM – St Jukes and The Immaculate Horns
7-9 PM – Ticketed event: The Big Dam Horns

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