Can you think of a better way to spend a hot summer night than with friends, music, and drinks at a beautiful house in the Hamptons? Well then come join Music For Tomorrow for an unforgettable evening under the stars at the beautiful summer home of hosts Alex and Kate Stewart. To purchase tickets, go to http://bourbonbourgeois.eventbrite.com/
Save the world and have fun while you do it: not only does the picnic benefit a worthy cause, but this worthy cause benefits you with an open bar & other gifts. The hootenanny will be held at Fleurs Bella Beautifiers, a boutique filled with a bounty of gorgeous flowers to better evoke spring whilst we dance, eat, sing, & praise jazz. Purchase tickets at http://jazzchurchpicnic.eventbrite.com
The fine citizens of Washington, DC don't get to vote, but if they did they'd vote our upcoming DC salon as "jazz night of the year." Spend a beautiful Friday evening with Music for Tomorrow and lively jazz music played by Raddy & the Cats. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and cocktails while the music gets you dancing and tapping your toes. Purchase tickets by going to http://dcsalon.eventbrite.com.
We have booked several gigs already and there are several more people with gigs in the works. What a great way to give back to New Orleans and throw a great party at the same time!
If you need jazz for any occasion, we are your jazz brokers. Business receptions? Birthday parties? We've got you covered.
Visit our website at www.musicfortomorrow.org and use our new gig booking system. The process couldn't be more easy - just give us a few details and tell us what you want to pay.
Please come spend a beautiful Sunday evening in Vinings with Music for Tomorrow and Muss & Turner's. There will be great live jazz music and delicious artisanal food.
Where: Muss & Turner's
When: Sunday, April 25
Time: 5:30-9:00pm
What: Awesome jazz, beautiful location, fun people, and delicious food
You can purchase tickets by going to http://www.eventbrite.com/event/640829739.
Are you throwing a party or cocktail reception? Do you want to impress a client or even a date? Do you need live jazz? We’ve got you covered. We’re your jazz brokers.
Visit our new website at www.musicfortomorrow.org and use the Beta version of our brand new gig booking system. Just give us some details about your gig – time, date, address. And how much you want to pay.
Are you jazzed? We are. Our events are more popular than ever before! We are selling out salons with record numbers and raising more than ever for those that need it most. What does this tell us? People want jazz. And they want it outside of a jazz club, at their college and in their homes. Jazz is alive.
Welcome to our first 2010 newsletter. Click here to get all your MFT news...
You're invited to join us on Friday, February 5th at MFT's Salon August, with music by the Sugartone Brass Band, hosted by Matt Kibble. Our salon will take place in a gorgeous, cavernous Chelsea Loft and feature ample libations, good music, a small intimate crowd, and some special surprises.
MFT ended its year with a brass band bang, with a salon hosted by Stephen Baldwin & Marilyn Cutrone featuring the Dirty Dozen and Roots of Music. The night included special guests Maria Ho and Harry Connick Sr. Pictures from this salon are now available. Click this story to see the shots.
Dave Matthews has joined Music for Tomorrow's Advisory Board. Dave Matthews joins prominent business leaders, artists, and thinkers such as, Jude Law, Wynton Marsalis, Ron Grant, Ben Jaffe, Michel Camilo, and Johnny Iuzzini among others in preserving the future of jazz music and nurturing the jazz creative economy.
You are cordially invited to Music for Tomorrow's year-end celebration. Dance with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and help Music for Tomorrow raise funds towards the Roots of Music program. Save the world and have fun while you do it. Click here to read more and reserve tickets...
On Monday November 23rd MFT hosts Salon Focolare in the heart of Little Italy NYC featuring the Ken Foley Quintet, hosted by junior board member Anthony DeFeo of JPMorgan Chase. Salon tickets sold out in less than a week! However, a very limited number of tickets have been reserved for loyal MFT patrons. Click here to find out more.
Thank you to all who came out on October 23rd to experience a taste of New Orleans in Brooklyn with Howard Fishman's Biting Fish Brass Band at the lovely Brownstone home of Chauncey and Valery Upson. Pictures from our last salon are now available. Click this story to see the shots.
Well folks, there it is. Tickets went on sale just a few weeks ago and the salon is already sold out. But, fear not! There is another salon coming up in SoHo soon and more to come after that. If you missed your chance, keep your ears perked--we hope to have you at a future event.
