We are a Community Charity based in Clitheroe serving the Ribble Valley bringing you great music to just enjoy or hopefully participate in.
We are a Community Charity based in Clitheroe serving the Ribble Valley bringing you great music to just enjoy or hopefully participate in.
It's all over - it's been brilliant - thank you for all your support! Video and links to photos here.
We are partnered with Ribble FM and Giants of Jazz Radio. They broadcast regular shows and special events and have listen again facilities. Click the link above to find out more...
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Phil Lee, our new monthly writer, has been commissioned to produce "Jazz Pleasures" anecdotal observations about jazz and its history.
The 2019 Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Festival provided the launchpad for our Women in Jazz project.
Launched in 2012, it has recruited over 20 musicians ready and willing to prove that Clitheroe and Ribble Valley is fast becoming an important centre for the development and growth of jazz music.
Funk / Soul / Blues / Jazz - a 10 piece band needing trumpet and trombone players!
Come along - it's free - its fun - join in and play or just chill and have a beer.
A place for musicians to let us know about themselves so we can spotlight them for future gigs.
Like live music, especially jazz and blues? Want to find out more about what we do. Then become a member!
We have a great group of people who plan and coordinate the funding, resources and activities. We're always looking for new inspiration so if you have something to offer then please let us know.
Click above to find out more about what we do.
Share photos, video and message friends. Connect with like-minded jazz/music lovers.
We use a variety of amazing venues in Clitheroe and around the Ribble Valley and we hope they will be back to normal as soon as possible.
The visual inspiration for this updated website has come from Reid Miles and his stunning work for Blue Note Records in the 1950s.
