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SUMMARY:Jazzville Winter Season (Jan-March)
DESCRIPTION:Jazzville  Winter Season tickets 2024. Own your seats for all 12 shows at 20% OFF the regular cost of all seats priced over $21.\n\n\nJazzville Season Tickets for Winter 2024: Jan 4 to Mar 28 \nOwn your seats for all 12 shows and get 20% OFF all seats priced over $21. \nEventbrite doesn’t provide a Season Ticket selling tool\, but we’ve made it easy… Simply purchase seats in your desired area and we’ll manually assign the best available. Then\, we’ll communicate by email to assign the exact seats that you want to own (as long as they are still available). That’s it! Your name will be on the guest list for each show\, and you become Jazzville royalty with our most sincere gratitude. \nBelow are the available season ticket options: \nFront Row Loungers: Regularly $780 – Season discount = $624 \nMain Floor: Regularly $560 – Season discount = $390 \nFront Upper: Regularly $480 – Season discount = $380 \nFront Hi Top: Regularly $480 – Season discount = $380 \nFront Booth: Regularly $420 – Season discount = $366 \nMid Room Hi Top: Regularly $380 – Season discount = $300 \nBar Front: Regularly $300 – Season discount = $240 \nSpeakeasy Hi Top: Regularly $216 – Season discount = $172 \nThis special ticket pricing offer ends Jan 4\, 2024 the first show day of the spring season of Jazzville. \nThere are no refunds on any show you may not be able to attend\, but you may give your seats to family and friends. Season ticket offer can’t be combined with any other incentive or discount offer. Programs subject to change without notice. \nComing to Jazzville this fall: \n\nJan 4 | Matt Hall’s Bebop Explosion\nJan 11 | Mark Winkler w/Quartet (Album release party)\nJan 18 | Sacha Boutros: The Ladies of Latin Jazz\nFeb 1 | Nicolas Bearde w/Quartet\nFeb 8 | Angel & his Mambokat Quintet\nFeb 15 | Matt Forbes & Sinatra Sextet ’62\nFeb 22 | Love Is a Drag (The Shocking 1962 Jazz Album Live)\nFeb 29 | Hollywood Film Noirchestra: Exotica!\nMar 7 | Marty Lush & his Latin Livers salute Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass (Jazzville 6th Anniversary Spectacular!)\nMar 14 | Bob Sheppard Quintet w/Maria Puga Lareo\nMar 21 | Danny Jonokuchi & Christian Wiggs w/Kevin VDE Quintet\nMar 28 | Jerry Costanzo & his Gotham City Swingers\n\nJazzville at the Cascade Lounge is in a plush\, NON-SMOKING clubroom with state-of-the-art sound and lighting\, clear sightlines\, and a quiet listening audience.
URL:https://events.kesq.com/event/jazzville-winter-season-jan-march/
LOCATION:Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs\, 401 East Amado Road\, Palm Springs\, CA\, 92262\, United States
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SUMMARY:Problematic Palms
DESCRIPTION:Problematic Palms  \n  \nFeaturing new and recent work by Osceola Refetoff\, Francesca Bifulco & Andrew K. Thompson. Curated by Shana Nys Dambrot. \n  \nCollege of the Desert\, Marks Art Center\, Palm Desert \ncollegeofthedesert.edu \n  \nExhibition Dates: November 7 – December 15\, 2023 \nOpening Reception: Wednesday\, November 15\, featuring an ekphrastic spoken word program curated by Ruth Nolan of COD’s Creative Writing Department \n  \nPalm trees are found around the world—and yet are particularly associated with Southern California\, Los Angeles even more so. Both non-native and emblematic\, they embody a curious paradox such as befits a city and region like ours\, built on layers of arrivals that initially displaced Native Peoples and has kept right on displacing—along lines of class\, race\, and immigration status and at the hands of capital-driven development. \n  \nThe palm tree has emerged as a symbol of status and a curious kind of social luxury\, but it has also endured as a resolutely feral and tenacious botanical population\, and muse to countless artists\, architects\, musicians\, and filmmakers throughout generations. \n  \nAs these three assembled artists take on SoCal’s palm trees as both symbols and living things\, their more complex aspects emerge—fire-ravaged\, beacons of dreams and of isolation\, the iconic silhouettes of sunshine and noir; interfered with by industry\, transplant beloved of environmentally devastating real estate schemes; decor for seats of all kinds of power from civic institutions to Hollywood studios\, guardian angel of the Palm Springs proto-Pop modernist fantasy and its untenable appetite for groundwater; avatars for the role of humans in making the way the world the way it is now. \n  \nIn Andrew K. Thompson’s various photography-based modalities\, the palm occupies a place of prominence as a literal and figurative lightning rod. By casting them in the starring roles of his meditations on power and purgatory\, before puncturing\, piercing\, stitching\, chemically distressing the prints and otherwise complexifying the viewer’s expectations\, Thompson involves conceptual histories of photographic process with a nuanced assessment of today’s visual culture—and how it all feeds into the way we are treating the world and one another. \n  \nFrancesca Bifulco works in expressive\, richly detailed and intricate paintings and explosive (sometimes literally) sculptural installations\, bringing all the senses and a variety of mediums to bear on her fascination with the palm trees of Southern California. With an appreciation for both poetry and spectacle\, a fearlessness when it comes to collaborating with formidable found and natural materials\, and an emotional patience for close attention to her subjects\, Bifulco treats her palm trees as anthropomorphic portrait subjects\, stand-ins for her own fraught journey to America\, and as fuel for the fires of her dimensional imagination. \nOsceola Refetoff’s work with multi-spectral exposures creates arresting infrared images of iconic Palm Springs neighborhoods’ architecture\, landscape design\, and encroaching wild nature. The impossibly rich chromatic character of the work is in conversation with both Pop art and the technology of scientific survey; the assertive beauty they express contains the unease of invisible color\, an inverted dance of naturalism and surrealism\, and the seeds of a deeper consideration about the viability of putting a town in the desert in the first place. Lovely\, sparkling\, water-intensive\, manicured\, natural\, unnatural\, otherworldly\, seductive\, subversive—paradisiacal and problematic.
URL:https://events.kesq.com/event/problematic-palms/
LOCATION:Colllege of the Desert\, 43-500 Monterey Ave\, Palm Desert\, 92260
CATEGORIES:Art and Exhibits
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SUMMARY:HANDEL’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION IN INDIO\,CA!
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss out on the grand opening celebration of Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream’s newest store in Indio\, CA! \nJoin us in welcoming the new Handel’s Indio on Thursday\, November 9 at 11:30 am! The first 100 guests will get Free Ice Cream for a Year. \nThe new location boasts 2\,300 sq. ft. and will serve up local and seasonal flavors including Black Cherry\, Buckeye\, Coffee Chocolate Chip\, Graham Central Station\, Oree-Dough\, Salty Caramel Truffle\, and more. The store is a walk-up walk up with a drive thru\, making it the 1st traditional drive-thru Handel’s location in the US. \nThe Indio location will be open Sunday-Thursday from 11:30 am–9:30 pm and Friday and Saturday from 11:30 am–11 pm. And will offer pickup\, delivery\, and catering. \nFor more information about the Indio Handel’s\, visit www.handelsicecream.com/store/Indio or follow them on Instagram @handelscoachellavalley.
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LOCATION:Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream\, 42211 Jackson St.\, Indio\, CA\, 92203
CATEGORIES:Food and Drink
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SUMMARY:Allan Harris & his Soul Jazz Quartet (NY)
DESCRIPTION:Jazzville brings New York-based jazz vocalist Allan Harris and his soul jazz quartet to Palm Springs.\n\n\nAptly described by the Miami Herald as an artist blessed with “the warmth of Tony Bennett\, the bite and rhythmic sense of Sinatra\, and the sly elegance of Nat ‘King’ Cole.” Harris is a Brooklyn-born\, Harlem-based vocalist\, guitarist\, songwriter\, and band leader. With an impressive discography boasting fourteen recordings as a leader\, Harris has established himself as one of the jazz world’s most acclaimed vocalists\, possessing a potent combination of dynamic vocal abilities\, impeccable phrasing\, and powerful emotional resonance. \nJazzville at the Cascade Lounge is in a plush\, NON-SMOKING clubroom with state-of-the-art sound and lighting\, clear sightlines\, and a quiet listening audience. \nThings to know before you go: \n• Must be 21 or over. \n• Doors open at 6pm with a 7pm showtime. \n• Drinks served throughout the show. \n• No refunds except for COVID-related shutdown. \n• Free covered parking in attached garage. \nWe cannot take cash at the door (casino policy). We can accept credit cards at the door if seats are available. \nOur shows can sell out\, so pick your seats today! If you ignore the seating chart\, then the best available seats will be assigned to you. \nNo one under 21 admitted. Tickets are non-refundable. Line-up subject to change without notice. \nThe Cascade Lounge is a non-smoking environment. \nFood is not served in the Cascade Lounge but can be brought in from any of the casino restaurants. We do have a full bar with no drink minimums.
URL:https://events.kesq.com/event/allan-harris-quartet-ny/
LOCATION:Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs\, 401 East Amado Road\, Palm Springs\, CA\, 92262\, United States
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