Jazz Party At Next 'Afternoons At The Arbor' Concert

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Aug 14, 2009 12:00 am

Jazz Party At Next âAfternoons

At The Arborâ Concert

BROOKFIELD â Internationally acclaimed concert and recording artists Randy Reinhart (cornet) and Harvey Tibbs (trombone) will be the featured performers at Jazz Party VII on the lawn of The Brookfield Library on Sunday, August 30, at 4 pm.

Mr Â Reinhart and Mr Tibbs will be joined by noted jazz artists Mark Shane (keyboard), Murray Wall (bass) and Tom Melito (drums). Back for the seventh year by popular demand, the group will present a program sure to entertain audience members of all ages.

Admission to the concert, which is part of the libraryâs ongoing âAfternoons at the Arborâ concert series, is free. Light refreshments will be provided. Attendees should lawn chairs or blankets for seating.

In the event of rain, the concert will be held in the libraryâs Community Room.

For more information, contact The Brookfield Library Community Services Department at 775-6241 extension 104.

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