This year we have a mix of the traditional and the new.
The Mardi Gras is back - with higher stages and more bands. And, new for 2010, Clandemonium kicks off an enhanced parade.
On Sunday 1 August we launch Jazz Al Fresco, again in the Grassmarket, but with table and chair seating it offers a relaxed afternoon vibe. Later Melba Joyce headlines the Gospel Concert. New this year, Naturally Inspired takes place throughout The Botanics on Sunday 8th August and there is a Capital Jazz exhibition at the Central Library.
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
The world premiere of a unique Scottish jazz flashmob street event. Drummer, Tom Bancroft has created an exciting opportunity for everyone to be part of the festival, even if you have no musical exper
The Parade leaves City Chambers in the High Street at 12.45pm, and heads to the Mardi Gras, with 4 performance areas running from 1pm - 4pm. There's a vibrant splash of colour and exuberant music as t
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
A relaxed, informal afternoon of jazz in the historic surrounds of the Grassmarket. Three stages will feature a range of easy listening jazz and blues of all styles. The programme includes Edinburgh S
A special charity concert in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust featuring the powerful voice of Harlem's Melba Joyce. One of New York’s top jazz singers, she grew up with gospel music and tonight she sings
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
A spotlight on Edinburgh talent.
A small exhibition about Edinburgh's Jazz history containing some of the many items donated to Edinburgh City Libraries as part of the Edinburgh Jazz Archive.
An extraordinary afternoon in the Botanics where musicians, dancers and storytellers, inspired by nature, perform spontaneously and in small staged settings throughout the Gardens. John Hollenbeck and
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The Botanics
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Exclusive Meal Offer @ The Hub
A special pre concert three course meal for £18 has been made available for Jazz Festival goers this year at the Cafe Hub. To book call 0131 473 2000.
Edinburgh Jazz at Sixty
On Wednesday July 14th The Scotsman will carry a special supplement on the Festival's Edinburgh Jazz at Sixty series written by Kenny Mathieson and Sue Wilson.
The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival's irresistible programming collaborations are as challenging and creative, as ever - The Guardian
The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival is out to prove that, alongside all the other new-fangled genres, pure unadulterated jazz is alive and kicking - The List
As ever The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival features an excellent mix of singers, future stars, big bands and acts drawn from the thriving Scottish scene - The Telegraph
