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Join us on Thursday, November 6th at the Columbus Museum of Art as we welcome Blue Note Recording Artist Brandon Woody
Doors open: 6:30 PM | Showtime: 7:00 PM
Tickets: $20
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“Now more than ever it’s important to recognize those individuals and organizations that have created such a lasting impact on the city of Columbus,” said Tom Katzenmeyer, president and CEO of GCAC. “These awards are a small way to honor the exemplary work being done, from powerful artistic projects to long-serving educators and dedicated arts advocates.”
Executive Director Stephanie Matthews Receives the Greater Columbus Arts Council Jim Arter Arts Educator Award
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A Tribe for Jazz 2025 Community Residency
The 2025 Community Residency with Albert Marques, acclaimed pianist/composer brought our community together at Bexley Public Library, Temple Israel, and the Columbus Museum of Art for three powerful programs honoring the extraordinary life of 99-year-old Holocaust survivor Millie Baran.
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The Kalia Vandever Quartet Shines at the Columbus Museum of Art
With a packed house, smiling faces, and a quartet that left a lasting impression, the Kalia Vandever Quartet was a true success.
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Otterbein Summer 2025 Music Camp
Enjoy a look inside the final performance and reception of the 2025 Otterbein Summer Music Camp, featuring ten talented students from Columbus City Schools sponsored by A Tribe for Jazz.
Battelle Funds Expansion of
Jazz Lab™ 2.0 through Career Tech Schools, Advancing STEAM Opportunities for Ohio Students
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A Tribe for Jazz is named a 2025 Columbus Business First Diversity in Business Award Honoree in the Outstanding Diversity Organization Category
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