Dirty River Jazz Band at Ben Hur Shrine Temple

The Austin Traditional Jazz Society will open its 2022-23 season at Ben Hur Shrine Temple. The concert will feature the excellent Dirty River Jazz Band of San Antonio, a Society favorite since their debut in 2016.
 
The bands for the remainder of the season are still being lined up.  The dates for the rest of the season will be October 16, November 27, February 19, March 12, April 16 and June 11.

Guests can enter for $10 and college students with ID and members of the Austin Jazz Society are $5,  To ease entry into the September 18 concert, prospective members are urged to pay by PayPal or to send a check to the Society at P.O. Box 27694, Austin, TX 78755-7694.  If you wish to pay at the concert, please be prepared to pay by cash or check. Membership forms can be found on our website: www.atjs.org....

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The Austin Traditional Jazz Society will open its 2022-23 season at Ben Hur Shrine Temple. The concert will feature the excellent Dirty River Jazz Band of San Antonio, a Society favorite since their debut in 2016.
 
The bands for the remainder of the season are still being lined up.  The dates for the rest of the season will be October 16, November 27, February 19, March 12, April 16 and June 11.

Guests can enter for $10 and college students with ID and members of the Austin Jazz Society are $5,  To ease entry into the September 18 concert, prospective members are urged to pay by PayPal or to send a check to the Society at P.O. Box 27694, Austin, TX 78755-7694.  If you wish to pay at the concert, please be prepared to pay by cash or check. Membership forms can be found on our website: www.atjs.org.
 
The Austin Traditional Jazz Society had a partially successful season in the spring of 2022.  The renewal of memberships and concert attendance  showed that there is still interest in our wonderful music, but fell far short of pre-pandemic levels.  It is the Society’s hope that this season will see further renewal in the Society’s fortunes.  Austin is the only major metropolitan area in Texas to have a functioning traditional jazz society.  Let’s have a great season and keep traditional jazz alive in Central Texas.
 

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