The show will go on!
February 5, 2010
RVAJazzfest will happen! Yes, the weather is treacherous and schools and businesses around the area are all closing. However, after much deliberation, we’ve decided that the show will go on regardless of Saturday’s weather.
You may recall that our featured performer is trombonist Ray Anderson, who will be flying into Richmond from New York City. We’re hoping for the best, but we will have the final update tomorrow. In the event that flights into RIC are canceled and Anderson can’t get here, RVAJazzfest will proceed.
We hope this won’t deter you — if you can pass the snow — from enjoying a night of fine Richmond music.
In case you need to be caught up on all of the RVAJazzfest info that has been going up in the RVAJazzfest Guide in the past two weeks, look no further.
The musicians and bands:
Ray Anderson, A taste of
Ombak: On record and in collaboration
Adam Larrabee Trio: Modern brew
Trio of Justice: Without hesitation
The sponsors:
Modlin Center for the Arts
Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen
Richmond Jazz Society
VCU Arts Department of Music
Curated Culture
Plan 9
WRIR
Other news:
Tim Berne cancels due to emergency, Ray Anderson set to headline RVAJazzfest
One Response to “The show will go on!”
1. Melissa says:
I was looking forward to this but had to travel out of town to work restoration for the storm. Given how hard core the Camel’s been in the winter snow, I think this will be the show to keep its word…the last two “we are definitely not cancelling”s I saw were for GRTC service last weekend (which got cancelled) and the Triple show tonight (which got cancelled).
on February 6th, 2010 at 3:59 am