The end of the year closes fast: early deadlines to meet before the holidays, “Best Of” lists to compile, and of course,…
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Has summer been too short? Labor Day can be celebrated at jazz fests across the country — in Chicago, Detroit and D.C.,…
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Spring has been a little late this year — because jazz journalists are hustling and time flies. New members: Rayna Mathis, editor…
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Sunday March 26 was a day to be glued to a screen where the Final Four would take center stage. The spectacle…
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Did you trick or treat? JJA members have been busy communicating to the world about jazz. It’s what we do. New JJA…
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It was a short month but JJA members did a lot to sustain news and views of jazz in the media. We…
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The end of 2021 included wrap-ups and polls, besides the everlasting work of keeping news and views of jazz in the media-sphere.…
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When the 41st Annual Tri-C Jazz Festival Cleveland was reimagined as a virtual event, Northeast Ohio lost its premier jazz showcase and…
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Jazz journalism takes many forms, across the range of media — as JJA members prove, getting their news and views about the…
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In her recently released Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit, author Eliese Colette Goldbach, a native Clevelander, called her hometown “an…
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When Greece shut down schools and advised social distancing in early March, Greek bassist Petros Klampanis was on a plane to Bogotá,…
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