(BPRW) ANNAPOLIS JAZZ & ROOTS FESTIVAL RETURNS NOVEMBER 6-15
(Black PR Wire) Annapolis Jazz & Roots is launching its fifth festival on the scenic shores of the Chesapeake Bay.Events combine music, art, poetry and history on two weekends, November 6-15. Based in the maritime community of Eastport, the festival includes eight venues in nearby neighborhoods. Each has its own distinct character and charm. Festival goers can visit centuries old buildings, take in restorative bay views and stroll the tree-lined streets of the historic Maryland city.
THEME AND HIGHLIGHTS
The 2026 theme “New World Music: Centuries of Sound” will be brought home by international and regional performers. An adventurous lineup includes programs rooted in history and culture from colonial days to modern times. Trace the evolution of music and culture since the days Indigenous tribes walked the forests and rode the waters. Gain new insights into the startling history and lasting legacy of slavery and indenture in Maryland; delve into the soulful roots of jazz, and celebrate the changing color of sound in America.
Events are free or require modest admission, and all but two venues offer free onsite parking. Reservations are strongly advised for all events. Tickets are sold through instantseats.com.
Annapolis Jazz & Roots is an affiliate under the umbrella of the Annapolis Community Foundation. AJRF is grateful for support from the Maryland State Arts Council, Arts Council of Anne Arundel County, the Art in Public Places Commission of Annapolis, Anne Arundel County Library & Foundation and Jazz Beyond Borders. Visit annapolisjazzandrootsfestival.com for information and ticket links.
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