Jazzmeia Horn Credit: Photo by Drew Bordeaux

Hudson Hall at the historic Hudson Opera House is celebrating diversity, equity, and inclusion through the power of performance.

The Hudson Jazz Festival: Lift Every Voice, presented on February 10-13 and 17-20, hosts a vibrant lineup of live music, art, film, community events, and spoken word in Hudson Hall’s historic 1855 theater. Join in on this uplifting gathering to amplify local voices and celebrate culture through works that aim to move and empower.

Jimmy Greene Credit: Photo by Anna Webber

Curated by Cat Henry (formerly with Jazz at Lincoln Center), the festival features a killer line-up of artists (including 2022 GRAMMY nominees), plus spoken word, film, visual art, community events, and a time-ticketed exhibition opening and outdoor laneway opening night party on February 10. โ€œLift Every Voiceโ€ gives a voice to the artists as they respond to transformative events in our nationโ€™s history and look toward a brighter future.

The Baylor Project Credit: Photo by Deneka Peniston

Experience performances from exceptional talentsโ€”multi-GRAMMY-nominated singer Jazzmeia Horn; multi-GRAMMY-nominated duo The Baylor Project; rising star vocalist Alexis Morrast; acclaimed vibraphonist Warren Wolf; GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist/composer Jimmy Greene and his quartet; and spoken-word artist, activist and TONY-nominated actor Daniel J. Watts.

Concert tickets start at $25. The lineup:

Thursday, February 10: Opening Night Exhibition “LOOK AGAIN,” curated by Mike Mosby, followed by an outdoor street party.

Friday, February 11 at 7pm: The Baylor Project

Alexis Morrast Credit: Photo by Love Imagery

Saturday, February 12 at 7pm: Alexis Morrast

Sunday, February 13 at 3pm: Free screening of Let Freedom Sing: How Music Inspired the Civil Rights Movement (2009) Please note: The previously scheduled โ€œCommunity Singโ€ has been replaced by a short film performance of Lift Every Voice and Sing featuring Hudson community members led by Anneice Cousin and accompanied by David Sytkowski.

Thursday, February 17 at 7pm: “Armstrong Now! An Evening of Spoken Word & Music” featuring poet, actor, and activist Daniel J. Watts and special guests. Co-presented by the Louis Armstrong House Museum.

Daniel J. Watts Credit: Photo by Emilio Madrid

Friday, February 18 at 7pm: Warren Wolf Group

Warren Wolf Credit: Photo by Jimmy Katz

Saturday, February 19 at 7pm: Jazzmeia Horn

Sunday, February 20 at 3pm: Jimmy Greene Quartet

PLEASE NOTE: Hudson Hall requires all ticket holders attending live, in-person events to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19, including proof of a COVID-19 booster shot for all those eligible to receive it. Click here to view Hudson Hall’s full COVID-19 policy.

Hudsonhall.org/event/hudson-jazz-festival

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