Juice Box Jazz will have the whole family learning and loving what jazz music is all about. Participants will celebrate a different instrument of style of jazz through an engaging program led by local and nationally known musicians. Kids will also enjoy juice boxes and snacks, jazz-inspired arts & crafts and yoga to get your little ones up and moving.
Sesssions are held on Sundays from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. at Jazz St. Louis Harold & Dorothy Steward Center for Jazz.
April 7: Carlos T. Brown Jr. This is a sensory-friendly performance.
Cost is $8 for adults. Kids are free. Best for ages 3-5 but all children are welcome.
To learn more and reserve tickets, go to jazzstl.org
Space is limited and tickets are required.
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