Program Description: With roots as early as the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Charleston has a unique connection to jazz. From the historical influence and significance of the Jenkins Orphanage to works of musicians such as Freddie Green and Rufus “Speedy” Jones, the city has provided opportunities for many performers and continues to both celebrate artistic expression and welcome up-and-coming and established musicians to showcase their artistry. IAAM invites music lovers from across the city to join us on Friday, April 28th as we end Jazz Appreciation Month with a performance and conversation with professional singer/songwriter, vocal coach, and producer, Zandrina Dunning in our African Ancestors Memorial Garden.
This program will consist of live music, light refreshments, and a conversation with Zandrina Dunning on her artistry. The program is open to guests of all ages.
Parking Details: Metered street parking is available on Concord Street. Paid parking is also available at the South Carolina Aquarium Parking Garage located at 24 Calhoun Street. If parking in the Aquarium Parking Garage, exit and walk down Concord Street towards the Museum. You will see an opening in the gate to your left that leads directly to the Museum's Security entrance.