Irie Reunion Show !

1715 Izard Street,Omaha NE 68102

18 June, 2021

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Jazz - Standards, Jazz - Fusion, Jazz - Smooth, Latin, Reggae/Ska/Island The Gulizia Brothers are one of the premier Midwest Jazz/Latin groups. Their fun personalities and high talent lead to an outstanding show for any occasion. Join us for this reunion show! Sunday Sessions Concert Series Holy Family Community Center1715 Izard St. Omaha NE 68102 www.holyfamilyomaha.org Sundays May - August 3-4pm Free Concerts! Join us as we bring the arts and music to Omaha in our beautiful and historic former Chapel space for this new series of FREE Sunday afternoon concerts. All shows are ALCOHOL-FREE and appropriate for ALL AGES. Featuring a variety of Omaha’s favorite musicians, the one-hour shows begin at 3 p.m. EVERY SUNDAY during summer. The windows are open and seating is socially distanced in the spacious 140-year-old former Chapel. There’s plenty of free parking! Enter up the steps to the Chapel on 18th Street. Brought to you by: Omaha Music Home to the Omaha Musicians' Association, Local 70-558 of the American Federation of Musicians, OmahaMusic.com specializes in the best live music in Omaha and throughout the Midwest. Nationally, many of the biggest names in the music business are proud members of the AFM. Our local members include recording artists, composers, instrumentalists, vocalists and more... all comprising an eclectic variety of styles, including: jazz, pop, rock, indie, chamber, symphonic and many more. Become a Member of Omaha Music! https://www.omahamusic.com/register and Music Performance Trust Fund Mission: To provide admission-free, live, quality music, performed by professional musicians to the public of all backgrounds throughout the United States and Canada. We seek to enrich the lives of the general public, young and old, through music and to contribute to the public’s knowledge and appreciation of music. To make music and music education an exciting experience and to expand it to every child’s life experience. This year the Music Performance Trust Fund presented over 2,000 live, admission-free musical programs. An impressive figure, although considerably lower than in previous years, due to our loss of income caused by illegal downloading and piracy. Nevertheless, the Fund remains the largest provider of free, musical programs for audiences representing every ethnic, economic, social and age group. Our music reaches deep into communities touching the lives of so many; bringing joy to the lonely in nursing homes, bittersweet memories to our vets, hope to at-risk and incarcerated young men and women and songs to children-many who have never experienced live music.