The ‘Jazz for a Cause’ benefit for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center will be held at Trinity-on-Main and will feature musicians from West Hartford’s Hall High School, and King Philip and Bristow middle schools.
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Each fall, the Hall High School Concert Jazz Band chooses a foundation to support for the annual “Jazz for a Cause” benefit event at Trinity-on-Main on 69 Main St. in New Britain, CT.
This year will be the third annual “Jazz for a Cause,” and the Hall High School Concert Jazz Band is excited to announce that this year’s concert, which will be held on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., will benefit Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.
The Hall Concert Jazz Band, Hall Jazz Band, and King Philip and Bristow jazz bands, are honored to raise money for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and hope their performances inspire people to realize that jazz, and art in general, is a beautiful way of demonstrating unity and creativity to benefit children.
The donations will be directed to childhood cancer research and to help families with children being treated for cancer.
So how can you help? Please attend on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m., and know that any contribution will make a difference. Cash contributions at the door will support the efforts of Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.
If you are unable to join us for the concert, you can contribute directly at: https://connecticutchildrensfoundation.org/ by clicking DONATE in the top right corner.
The following short video “Because of you…” show some of the impact that donations can have on the hospital’s young patients: https://vimeo.com/user24894198/review/236444879/44eb290692
About Hall High Jazz Bands. Home to one of the nation’s top high school music programs, Hall High School has produced the musical extravaganza known as “Pops ‘N Jazz” since 1958, a unique and collaborative production featuring the jazz bands, jazz singers, and jazz dancers. The 60th annual Pops ’N Jazz program will debut in March of 2018. Students perform for five nights for an audience of more than 4,000, and they have shared the stage with world-renowned artists such as Phil Woods, Randy Brecker, Joe Lovano, Ted Nash, John Daversa, Arturo O’Farrill, John Mosca, and Luis Bonilla. Additionally, the Hall High School Concert Jazz Band recently competed and won first place (February 2016) and third place (February 2017) at the Berklee School of Music’s Jazz Festival in Boston.
About Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Foundation. Since opening its doors 21 years ago, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center has served as a “Wondrous Place” for children and families in Connecticut and around the globe. Philanthropic support from the community provides the resources to invest in people, research, technology and state-of-the-art equipment that defines the exceptional care at Connecticut Children’s.
Your generous support ensures that all children, from infants to adolescents, receive the highly specialized medical and surgical services Connecticut Children’s offers. From neurosurgery, to oncology, to orthopedics, and everything in between, our accomplished pediatric subspecialists treat even the most complex conditions in a state-of-the-art facility designed especially for kids.
About Trinity-on-Main. Trinity-on-Main (TOM) is one of central Connecticut’s most sought-after performance and event spaces and on the National Register of Historic Places. A space for arts, community and culture. For directions and parking information see http://www.trinityonmain.org/plan-your-visit/
