Congratulations! The Brussels Jazz Marathon celebrates its 20th edition. Join the party in the weekend of 22, 23 and 24 May, 2016. Rendez-vous at Grand Place, the Sablon Square, the St-Catherine Square, F. Cocq Square and for the second year in a row, the Luxembourg Square. Brussels Jazz Marathon There you can enjoy a unique […]
Ascona is a small town with a pedestrian lakeside and historical town center and one can reach each corner in a few minutes on foot. There are eleven Swiss heritage site of national significance in Ascona. There are three churches on the list, the church of S. Maria della Misericordia with the Collegio Papio, the Church […]
Renovated in 1908, the steps of the roman amphitheater rest against a steep hill called the Pipet. In ancient times temples and statues were formed as a sacred extension of the theatre at the top of the hill. The Théâtre Antique of Vienne was the second largest amphitheater in the Roman Empire, just after the […]
The Love Supreme Jazz festival combines a classic jazz bill with a modern boutique, green field experience. Set against the gorgeous backdrop of Glynde Place in Sussex and in association with Jazz FM, Love Supreme Jazz festival brings together 3 days of artists from the four corners of the world of Jazz; from Funk to Soul, […]
Happy birthday to you, 50 years of Montreux Jazz Festival! This is the festival you just can’t miss out on this year – you never know what might happen. The 50th Montreux Jazz Festival program will be released on 14 April 2016. Tickets will go on sale on 15 April. smoke on the water Founded by […]
Every single summer since 1979 Copenhagen Jazz Festival has been taking over Copenhagen as one of Europe’s most important international music events based on eminent artistic quality and a sharp focus on new departures in both Danish and international jazz. 10 days of music Lasting 10 days, the festival envelops the Danish capital, offering af […]
The first Jazz à Juan festival, created as a tribute to a famous musician who loved Antibes, none other than Sidney Bechet, was the event that sparked off many other festivals which quickly spread across Europe. Claude Nobs, inventor of the great Montreux event, said himself: “If I hadn’t passed through Antibes, Montreux wouldn’t exist.” […]
