CALL AND RESPONSE | MUSE JAZZ COLLECTIVE CONCERT | MARCH 9

THE COLLECTIVE: We are a new community of Bay Area jazz artists, music-lovers and art enthusiasts seeking to awaken more beauty, love, and justice for the world through Jazz.

CALL AND RESPONSE: An Immersive Jazz Experience that is more than just a concert—it’s a dynamic, interactive journey into the heart of jazz as a conversation. Rooted in the tradition of musical dialogue, this event invites the audience to become part of the experience, engaging with the musicians through rhythm, movement, and singing. Together we will explore the power of musical exchange, blending spontaneous improvisation with classic jazz storytelling. Whether you're a longtime jazz lover or a curious newcomer, come ready to listen, respond, and connect through the universal language of music. And because Jazz is 90% improvised, it’s a new experience every night, and the music you will hear at this concert you will never hear again. So you can sit back, relax, groove in your seat and enjoy the journey!

THE CONCERT: Starts at 7:00 PM Sunday March 9 at the Vineyard. Doors open 15 minutes prior. You are free to bring your own food or drink from any of the amazing restaurants within one or two blocks of the venue. the plaza. Plan to bring cups, wine cork, etc as these items are not available on-site. Anyone drinking alcohol must be 21yrs or older.

- There will be a Q&A at the end of the performance, so as you listen think of some questions about the music, the musicians, the history, the songwriters, or anything else that comes to mind.

- Lastly, be sure to join the collective by subscribing to the newsletter and tag us on social media.

Here's a few of our favorite restaurants within easy walking distance of the venue:
- Cafe Napolina - 1950 Grant Street | Ste B
- Taqueria Los Dos Gallos - 1950 Grant Street | Ste A
- I Love Teriyaki & Sushi - 1980 Galindo Street
- Aung Burma - 2151 Salvio Street
- Naan n Curry - 2068 Salvio Street

There are two parking garages on Salvio Street
- one near the Vineyard and one near Skipolini's Pizza and Concord Avenue.

THE VENUE: Is on Todos Santos Plaza in downtown Concord. The concert venue is tied to the history of jazz through Dave Brubeck - who grew up on this site in Concord - and was one of the first musicians to fight for a racially integrated band.

See you soon!

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

1970 Grant Street, 1970 Grant Street, Concord, United States