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“The greatest tap virtuoso of our time, perhaps of all time” (The New Yorker), Tony-winning dancer Savion Glover presents two distinct programs over four nights. For the first two concerts of his residency, he presents his new project SoUNDz’ SaCRoSaNcT— a heartfelt tribute to his mentor, friend, and teacher, the legendary Gregory Hines, as well as the legacy of the iconic dancers who pioneered and advanced the art form in the 1920s and 1930s. For the final two nights of his residency, he honors the music and spirit of afro-futurist pioneer Sun Ra, infusing these evenings with meditative sound and dance intended to take the audience on an interstellar journey into Sun Ra’s heliocentric worlds.


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The legendary Afrofuturism ensemble, led by 99 year-old Marshall Allen, explore the space-age and big band swing from the cosmos.


The blues icon returns with a tribute to the legendary Harlem swing music ballroom of the 30s and 40s.


Celebrating Bay Area-rooted soul with Jazz Sawyer's Soul Jazz Pioneers' tribute to Ed Kelly, Pher's salute to Raphael Saadiq, Martin Luther McCoy, and Valerie Troutt singing the music of gospel legends The Hawkins Family.

Legendary New Orleans brass band teams up with special guest vocalist Tarriona "Tank" Ball and multi-instrumentalist Norman Spence II of the GRAMMY-nominated Tank and The Bangas.


R&B superstar Ledisi performs her sparkling tribute to the "High Priestess of Soul," Nina Simone, backed by a full orchestra at Davies Symphony Hall.


From jazz's premier concert hall to your living room, every week – four groundbreaking concerts a month for only $5.

Stanford Live and SFJAZZ present Sérgio Mendes (July 8), Andrew Bird (July 22), and Jorge Drexler (July 27) at the historic outdoor Frost Amphitheater in Stanford.

Free to SFJAZZ Members, 2022 NEA Jazz Master and five-time GRAMMY winning composer and bassist Stanley Clarke discusses his career and his Aug 10-13 SFJAZZ residency.

Seven-time GRAMMY winner & two-time Academy Award nominee will lead SFJAZZ’s artistic programming and creative direction.

Photos featuring memorable concerts & artists from SFJAZZ Center’s first 10 years are now on displayed in the SFUSD window-sills opposite the SFJAZZ Center.

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SFJAZZ Center has professional audio and video recording equipment, and a dedicated, experienced staff in house.