Jazz in the Neighborhood: Zumurrud
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JAZZ IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD 🏙️🎷 Jazz in the neighbourhood aims to bring jazz closer to new audiences, take it out of auditoriums and festivals and bring it home. To get rid of elitism and pretentiousness and recover the joy of seeing something new, different, so we can enjoy live music beyond genres and labels. ESTEFANÍA CHAMORRO 4TET FROM BARCELONA 29 OCT '26 · 8:00 PM 5€ ANIBA + LA BANDA DEL BARRIO HIP-HOP/JAZZ JAM SESSION 05 NOV '26 · 7:00 PM FREE ENTRY SON DE LA CUEVA FROM GRAN CANARIA 12 NOV '26 · 8:00 PM 5€ LA CABRA PASAJERA FROM GREECE 19 NOV '26 · 8:00 PM 5€ ÁLVARO TORRES TRIO FROM NEW YORK 26 NOV '26 · 8:00 PM 10€ ZUMURRUD FROM GRAN CANARIA 04 DEC '26 · 8:00 PM FREE ENTRY ALL TICKETS AT ENTRADIUM.COM/SALAFARO Really looking forward to seeing you in the neighbourhood!!!!!! 🎺🎺🎺
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