Join us for The Vanguard- our weekly jazz series exploring its various eras and evolution of its sounds. From its early roots of New Orleans jazz to the bop era, modal jazz and beyond, each session offers a captivating look at the differences and innovations of each time period. Whether you're a seasoned jazz lover or new to the genre, this series promises an engaging journey through jazz history and a deeper appreciation for the music.

Miles Davis, a legendary trumpeter in jazz, studied at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City, where he developed a unique style that revolutionized jazz. Over his five-decade career, Davis experimented with different genres and was known for his role in cool jazz. His impact extended beyond music, with his fashion sense and stage presence captivating audiences. Despite personal challenges, Davis continued to create groundbreaking music until his death in 1991. His iconic albums like "Kind of Blue" and "Bitches Brew" remain essential listening for jazz enthusiasts, solidifying his legacy as a musical pioneer.