GUILDHALL - @Brecon Jazz Club-Monthly & Festival 2023-24
The Guildhall (Council) Theatre is a delightful and impressive building – a blend of the civic and the iconic, occupying an absolutely central space in the town. The perfect venue for a jazz concert, with an intimacy for performers with audience – and raked seating to make watching and participating just right. The splendid Guildhall will host our headline performances on Saturday and Sunday, special jazz exhibitions, and a series of vocal and instrumental workshops. A particular theme is ‘Wellbeing for All’ through music…
Workshops will take place on Friday at noon, and on Sunday morning 11am, 1pm & 1.30pm (plus Sunday at the Muse). Our Jazz exhibition is launched to music at 2.15pm on Friday and then open throughout the weekend except for workshop times. This venue is fully accessible, including wheelchair access.
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