7 – 9 PM

This Pacific Islander-led mixed jazz ensemble, under the direction of Levi Saelua and Elizabeth Unpingco, celebrates the Great American Songbook through their contemporary arrangements, including works by George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and more.   

Sacramento's longest-running summer jazz series embarks on a journey with an innovative lineup of contemporary musicians interpreting and blending jazz influences with their own unique styles. Enjoy live music in a loose, easy-going atmosphere in the Crocker's outdoor courtyard and bring a chair for the best seat in the house. Each concert consists of two 45-minute sets separated by a 15-minute intermission where you can stretch your legs with a guided art chat in the galleries, shop in the Museum store, or grab a bite to eat from Majka at the Crocker.

Please note the following policies and procedures:

No outside food and drink allowed. Water bottles are permitted. The Museum café will remain open until 8:30 PM.

The Museum now implements a bag search as a security measure at all Thursday evening events.

Purses and personal bags larger than 8"x 6"X 2" are prohibited inside the Crocker Art Museum during events. Baby and medical bags, no larger than 16” x 16” x 8" are permitted but may be searched and tagged by security. Chairs carried in bags may also be searched by security.

If you plan to arrive early and bring your own chair a designated area will be available for chair storage prior to the program. Chairs may not be carried through the Museum.