Exploring Black History Through Jazz at the Woodbridge Public Library

Attention all jazz and history enthusiasts! Are you looking for a unique and enriching way to celebrate Black History Month? Look no further than theWoodbridge Main Library's upcoming program, "A Look at Black History Through Jazz," featuring renowned author and editor of Jersey Jazz magazine, Sanford Josephson.

On February 28th at 7PM, Josephson will take attendees on a journey through the rich and vibrant history of jazz, focusing on the important role it played in the Harlem Renaissance, as well as the experiences of expatriates and their resistance to racism.

As a prominent figure in the jazz community, Josephson's insights and knowledge are sure to captivate and inspire all those in attendance. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or simply looking to learn more about the genre's connection to Black history, this program is not to be missed.

Throughout the evening, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with Josephson, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of how jazz has served as a powerful tool for expression and activism throughout history.

In addition to being an educational experience, "A Look at Black History Through Jazz" is sure to be an entertaining and engaging event for all. So mark your calendars, gather your friends and family, and join us at the Woodbridge Main Library for an unforgettable evening of music, history, and community.

Registration is required! Please register here https://bit.ly/3kjOG4G or call 732-634-4450.

Check out an article Josephson wrote this month on page 5 of the Jersey Jazz titled "Remembering Jazz’s Black Expatriates," he gives more detail on what will be covered during this exciting presentation!