Late Night Open Jazz Jam Session
A Free Unticketed Event @ Ransom Pub
Ransom Pub is hosting a late night, open jazz jam session as part of the High Country Jazz Festival. There will be a core rhythm section of Michael Stevens-piano, Adam Booker-bass and Rick Cline-drums. We hope to see you there!
What is an Open Jam Session? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y5OGz83fvs
To contact Ransom: https://www.ransomboone.com/
ABOUT RANSOM PUB
Founded in 2018, Ransom Pub brings new meaning to the well-known term "public house." Their building, originally home to the Watauga Democrat and soon after Murphy's Irish Pub, is now home to three thriving local businesses: Ransom Pub, serving fresh, local food and wild nightlife; Ransom’s Coffee Shop, serving fair trade, organic coffee; and Wine to Water. As a social enterprise, Ransom gives a portion of annual sales to Wine to Water, supplying support to the organization's round-the-world clean water projects. Through the midst of changes around us, Ransom recognizes the need for in-person connection, and for places with a deep heart for their community. Ransom’s mission is simple: "to love and serve our town by consistently providing exceptional food, uncompromising hospitality, and meaningful community experiences." Ransom not only serves some of Boone's tastiest pub fare, but is also home to King Street's largest event space, hosting weddings, parties, corporate events, karaoke, live music, and anything in between. Come visit us and see how Ransom hopes to welcome all of Boone in one place.
ABOUT THE HIGH COUNTRY JAZZ FESTIVAL
The inaugural 2022 High Country Jazz Festival is a collaborative project to host exceptional and engaging jazz experiences in Boone and Blowing Rock while raising funds to support the arts, education and civic programs of the Appalachian Theatre, Boone Sunrise Rotary, and Jazz Studies Program at the Hayes School of Music. Sponsored by Explore Boone and Mast General Store, the five-day festival will feature eleven events hosted by ten regional organizations in Boone and Blowing Rock with headliner events taking place inside the newly reopened Appalachian Theatre and under the stars at the Chetola Resort. Festival events are anticipated to run June 8-12, 2022. The scope of the festival is both intimate and engaging with indoor and outdoor concerts, late night jams, cozy jazz lunches, classic film and jazz talks hosted by the Appalachian State Jazz Studies Program, Appalachian Theatre, Blowing Rock Art & History Museum, Casa Rustica Restaurant, Chetola Resort, High Country Jazz Society, Lost Province, Ransom Pub and Town of Boone.