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- An Enchanting Evening: Join us for Jazz Night at MY HOUSE on Friday, March 21st
Get ready to experience a night filled with rhythm, energy, and heartfelt melodies! Jazz Night at MY HOUSE on Friday, March 21st is fast approaching, and it promises to be an event you won't want to miss. This popular venue, known for its warm atmosphere, romantic vintage decor and community vibe, is the perfect place for jazz lovers of all ages. Prepare for an evening rich in captivating performances that will resonate with your spirit and create lasting memories. Feel free to bring along friends or meet new ones! The social element is just as vital as the music. It’s an excellent opportunity to relax, chat, and have a bite off the menu. The band starts at 8 PM, giving you plenty of time to grab a drink and find the perfect spot before the performances begin. Indulge in delicious food and sip on your favorite beverages as you gear up for a night filled with incredible jazz. The Magic of Jazz Throughout the night, Julie McGregor and her talented musicians will guide you through popular jazz standards along with some obscure gems you probably haven't heard of and some you have. The inviting ambiance of MY HOUSE will transform into a cozy jazz club, filled with the charm of live jazz music.
- A Musical Escape in the Heart of Toronto
As we stepped off the barge, the first thing we noticed was the serene beauty of Toronto Island, with yachts lining the shore and boats drifting peacefully by. As we made our way toward the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, an iconic white building built in 1906, we felt the weight of its history and the sailing stories it could tell. We arrived at our usual spot, where we have played for the past five years, and Scott, the sax player, asked, "Where's the gig?" Nothing was set up, and I wondered if we had the right date. But sure enough, tables and a stage were set up around the corner outside beside the water —what a relief! The air soon filled with the cool, inviting tones of jazz as we played for the arriving guests. Servers, dressed in classic black and white, greeted the newcomers and glided through the crowd, tempting them with delightful appetizers. As the evening unfolded, the orange sun dipped below the CN Tower, and the city of Toronto began to sparkle across the lake. The skyline lit up, casting a dazzling dance of glittering lights reflecting on the dark rippling water. The city lights glowed in the distance, providing a beautiful backdrop as we played sweet music that wafted magically across the water dotted with billowing sails. As it grew dark, the light behind us attracted swarms of tiny bugs. Our drummer, waved his drumsticks frantically to whisk them away, while our piano player squished them against her sheet music and piano keys. I had a few swimming in my glass of wine. It was quite a night and eveeryonehad fun. People and their children were dancing and singing. I look forward to doing it all again, without the bugs.