SEPTEMBER 29 -OCTOBER 6
PALM SPRINGS
WOMEN'S WEEK
A WEEK OF LESBIAN CULTURE
FRIDAY, October 4th
PALM SPRINGS WOMEN'S JAZZ FESTIVAL
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DANCE by BrockusRed
FRIDAY, October 4, 2019
12:30PM - 2:00PM
Join this special Women’s Week program providing a space for women to assemble, break bread together, and experience a moving program of dance with Brockus Red, whose choreographic style blurs the line between modern dance and jazz techniques. Lunch included. Presented by Astonish Events.
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LOCATION:
Palm Springs Women's Club
314 S. Cahuilla Road, Palm Springs 92262
TICKETS: $38.50
PALM SPRINGS WOMEN'S JAZZ FESTIVAL
FRIDAY, October 4, 2019
Doors Open: 6PM
Concert: 7 - 9PM
The Palm Springs Women’s Jazz Festival opens on Friday night with a smooth jazz hurricane featuring two of the leading female artists in the business:
MAYSA & JAZZ IN PINK.
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LOCATION:
Indian Wells Theater
37500 Cook Street, Palm Desert, CA 92211
TICKETS: $75
AFTER JAZZ PARTY
FRIDAY, October 4, 2019
9PM - 12:00AM
Sponsored by the promoters, HerSheBar featuring deejay Tema. Dance the night away with women from around the country who have come to celebrate Lesbian culture.
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LOCATION:
Palm Springs Women's Club
314 S. Cahuilla Road, Palm Springs 92262
TICKETS:
Day 6. PALM SPRINGS WOMEN'S JAZZ FESTIVAL – FRIDAY, Oct. 4
Doors open: 6pm Concert: 7pm - 9pm
The Palm Springs Women’s Jazz Festival opens on Friday night with a smooth jazz hurricane featuring two of the leading female artists in the business.
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Location: Indian Wells Theater
37500 Cook Street, Palm Desert, CA 92211
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Featuring
Maysa is among that small group of female singers whose names have come to exemplify the smooth jazz sound. She sits at the table reserved for the Divas of soul-jazz, among them, Anita Baker, Chaka Khan and Angela Bofill.
Here she sings “I Try” one of Angela Bofills big hits:
Vocalist
MAYSA
Jazz In Pink the world-renowned, all-female, all Star band based in Los Angeles, CA has emerged as one of the world's most prominent and popular all-female, ensembles.
Jazz In Pink delivers a mixed genre which is primarily Jazz with soul, R&B, symphonic, rock and hip hop undertones. The band's core members are Gail Johnson, Althea René, Maria Antoinette, and Karen Briggs.
Since 2008, Jazz In Pink has performed throughout the country and around the world.The talented band consistently captivates audiences,collectively and individually.
Here is a performance from the Seabreeze Jazz Festival:
All Female Jazz Band
JAZZ IN PINK
Jazz In Pink Band Members
Gail Jhonson
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Pianist
Gail Jhonson The First Lady of Smooth Jazz Is about Grace, Beauty and serious playing on the keyboards. This composer, arranger, producer, keyboardist and vocalist has carved out an extremely successful career fronting her own groups and touring the world with such notable musicians like Norman Brown, Patti Austin, Jeff Lorber, Marion Meadows and many more.
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Robin Bramlett
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Bassist
Robin Bramlett plays electric, keyboard, upright, and lead bass. She has toured with Klymaxx featuring Cheryl Cooley and has performed or recorded with artists such as the late Rev. Timothy Wright, Malcolm Jamal-Warner, Chrisette Michelle, Eric Darius, Louie Cruz Beltran, Chelsea Nichole, Pete Escovedo, Darren Gholston, just to name a few.
Benita Lewis
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Drummer
Benita Lewis is an accomplished drummer, sound engineer, co-CEO of UltraMedia Studios. As a drummer, Benita has played with a host of Gospel, Jazz and R&B artists such as Marvin Winans, Commissioned, Randy Scott, The Dramatics, Richard Street & The Temptations, Lalah Hathaway, and Frank McComb to name a few
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Darlene Moreno
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Guitarist
From the time of her move to Los Angeles this lady guitarist has been seen and heard with the likes of Gerald Albright, Montell Jordan, Paul Taylor, and many more.
She came onto L.A.’s music scene in 1995 as lead and rhythm guitarist for the Maestro of Love, Barry White.
Tomoka Nomura
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Saxophonist
Originally from Gifu, Japan, Tomoka earned a Master’s in Music from the State University of New York at Buffalo in saxophone performance.In Jazz, R&B, and Latin settings, she performed for numerous music festivals such as the Queen City Jazz Festival, Lewiston Jazz Festival, M&T Plaza, and Albright Knox Jazz Series.