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Monday September 20th, 11pm Bushwick Improvised Music Series Flip City: David Aaron-soprano saxophone Nick Panoutsos-bass David Gould-drums & toys @flipcityjazz (Facebook) www.shortmemory.org/flipcity A hard-steamin', obtuse jazz unit. Lots of confusion and disregard for instruction, but with clear intention.

We can’t hide our excitement. Earth, Wind & Fire is coming back to NJPAC! The GRAMMY® Award-winning supergroup is responsible for some of the funnest, funkiest tunes of all time: “September,” “Shining Star,” “After the Love Has Gone,” “Sing a Song.” It’ll be a “Boogie Wonderland” for two nights at NJPAC. Get your tickets to one or both performances, and “Let’s Groove!”

Take a musical trip across the globe in this family-friendly concert with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Chamber Players. Bring your families for this joyous music from across the world!

Part of NBJP's mission is to showcase the next generation of jazz musicians...the future "greats!" This is a chance to see them NOW! Tuesday, December 6 Ilan Eisenzweig leads the band and the jam session. Open Session - ALL WELCOME - at 8:30.

Part of NBJP's mission is to showcase the next generation of jazz musicians...the future "greats!" This is a chance to see them NOW! Tuesday, December 13 Ben Franks leads the band and the jam session. Open Session - ALL WELCOME - at 8:30.

Oz Noy Trio featuring Anton Fig and Gary Versace in an intimate setting...ear bending music.

Art Lillard drums & bandleader, Tim Regusis piano, Lew Scott bass

David Kikoski Trio featuring Matt Penman and Jimmy Macbride will be playing the music of Chick Corea.

Nova Blue is a group of veteran musicians including Al Acosta (Sax), Charlie Alletto (Guitar), Glen Lowe (Drums), Joe Mannozzi (Keyboards), Tomas Martin Lopez (Conga) and Michael Viñas (Bass), who all know how to swing. Individually, these musicians have played with the likes of Dave Valentin, The New Swing Sextet, the Machito Orchestra, Mambo Negro, Cojunto Libre, Bill O'Connell, Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros, and Ruben Blades. Collectively, they create a whole new and exciting blend of Latin and Jazz.

Described as “power players” by The Los Angeles Times, the Horszowski Trio has performed to sold-out houses and critical acclaim across the United States and around the world. For their Morris Museum debut they will play a program that probes the depths of our humanity through three pieces including the U.S. premiere of Louis Karchin’s “Trio for violin, cello, and piano”.