Events

Enjoy Latin and American Jazz at Intermission with Denise Choate’s Rhythm and Blues Project.  

Johnny Valdes Jazz Trio Johnny Valdes is a guitarist, composer and singer from Modesto Ca. He has been playing professionally for more than two decades and is currently signed to the Rhythmus record label started by legendary musician/producer Ray Obiedo. His influences include Wes Montgomery, Bill Evans, Jimi Hendrix, Pat Martino, John Coltrane and Charlie […]

Join us for an evening of mello jazz at Intermission with the Jana Marie Trio.  

The very popular pitch party is BACK! Join us for a night of pitching your single friends to a room full of people! Create a presentation, bring props, or just […]

Join us for an evening with Jazz guitarist Colt Coleman.

Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring dinner with Chef Hank Olson of Food Fix. Your $100 ticket includes wine, tax, and gratuity, so you can relax and enjoy every […]

Johnny Valdes Jazz Trio Johnny Valdes is a guitarist, composer and singer from Modesto Ca. He has been playing professionally for more than two decades and is currently signed to […]

Join us for Jazz Night at Intermission with Bergen Finley, where great music and good company come together. This free event runs from 7–9 p.m., and everyone is welcome to […]

Join us for an unforgettable evening of soul-stirring music with acclaimed vocalist, musician, and educator Clif Payne. Known for his rich, expressive voice and genre-spanning artistry, Payne effortlessly blends jazz […]

Stay cool and cruise into Intermission to enjoy Modesto’s legendary Graffiti Parade in style! Streaming live inside Intermission. Sip on a cocktail, indulge in light appetizers, pamper yourself with the delightful air conditioning, and […]

Johnny Valdes Jazz Trio Johnny Valdes is a guitarist, composer and singer from Modesto Ca. He has been playing professionally for more than two decades and is currently signed to […]

Kurt Ribak (REE-bok, like the shoes) describes his music as “Charles Mingus meets The Meters. They go to Duke Ellington’s house to jam, and Cachao and Thelonious Monk sit in.” […]