Special Events

Jazz at Preservation Hall fundraising evenings
Cancelled until further notice!

655 Empress Street

To reserve your tickets, contact our box office at 204.632.5299 / tickets@winnipegjazzorchestra.com

Jazz at Preservation Hall, 7-9pm - Cancelled until further notice!
September 22, October 6, October 20, November 3 & November 17

Enjoy live jazz with members of the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra this fall at Preservation Hall!

Book your table of 2, 4 or 6 people for dinner at Preservation Hall, prepared by renowned chef Tristan Foucault, and listen to trio jazz played by some of Winnipeg's finest musicians. Chef Foucault's journey has taken him from Winnipeg, to Vancouver, to California – where he worked at the famous Michelin 3-star French Laundry –and back home to Winnipeg. His passion for sustainable farm-to-table fare and charcuterie highlight an extraordinary dining experience.

The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra has been a mainstay in Winnipeg's art scene for more than two decades. Featuring the city's best jazz musicians, Jazz at Preservation Hall presents groups in a trio setting, playing the music that inspired and shaped their journey. The event kicks off on September 22 with the Neil Watson trio, and a musical tribute to some of the great jazz saxophonists.

Safe, physically distanced tables, world-class menu, and swinging live jazz! Call 632-5299 to reserve your table today.

Tickets $25 - Food and beverages available for purchase from Preservation Hall separately.

The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra is Generously Funded by:

Funding assistance provided by the Manitoba government. Aide financière accordée par le gouvernement du Manitoba.

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.

Education Sponsors:

The Play-Along App project is supported by the Government of Canada’s Healthy Communities Initiative.

Concert Sponsors:

Radio Sponsors

Special Event Supporters

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The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra welcomes and shares its performance and creation of music - a universal language to all people irrespective of culture, race, sexuality, ability, language and gender.

Music is an agent of hope. A dynamic and valuable device that helps us to heal and to bring us together. The First Peoples of Canada understood this and used music to reunite, resolve and reconcile. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that WJO activities take place on Treaty Territory – land that was maintained and earnestly cared for by Indigenous peoples before European settlement. Manitoba is the original lands of Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and is the homeland of the Métis Nation. We acknowledge that Winnipeg benefits daily from Treaty 3 water that comes from Shoal Lake 40. It is with sincere sentiment that we recognize the mistakes of our recent and distant past. In working towards a Canada that benefits us all, we commit to seeking a greater understanding of Canada’s diverse cultural relationships through continued work with Indigenous communities; we commit to live in ways that honour and respect the treaties that were made on these territories; and we commit to stewarding the land in harmony for all who will come after us.

Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra / Box 68114, RPO Osborne Village, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3L 2V9
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The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra is Generously Funded by:

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