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AWAACC Presents QUIET AS ITS KEPT…Jazz at the Library featuring Sean Baker

AWAACC Presents QUIET AS ITS KEPT…Jazz at the Library featuring Sean Baker

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Thu, Sep 10
6:00 PM

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Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Allegheny Ready for the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival? Get an intimate preview of the festival within the stacks of one of Pittsburgh’s most beloved library locations with Quiet As It’s Kept, connecting PIJF artists and audiences through live performances at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh branches. Join Sean Baker on Thursday, September 10 at 6 PM at CLP-Allegheny, located at 1230 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Settle in for an intimate live jazz performance and get an early taste of the music, artistry, and energy of the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival. Presented in partnership with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Made possible with support from FEEL WELL ARTS.

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