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 The San Diego Latino Film Festival is celebrating its 25th Anniversary! Don’t miss out on the biggest fiesta of the year! Enjoy over 160 films featuring your favorite movie stars like Fernanda Castillo and Ricardo Darín. Sing along and dance at their live concerts and parties, and indulge in a delicious mix of Latino flavors at the Sabor Latino Food Fest. The festival takes place NOW through 25th at AMC Fashion Valley. Click here to get your festival passes today! |
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| The 8th Annual Francis Parker Summer Jazz Workshop, in partnership with Jazz 88.3 and The Music Box, offers middle and high school students an opportunity to study and play music with professional jazz musicians while learning performance skills, improvisation, jazz theory and history. One-week sessions are held at Francis Parker School's Thiemann Music Center, a state-of-the-art facility with dedicated classrooms and practice studios. Here, students grow musically as they learn to express themselves through the art of jazz improvisation. Students give a closing performance at The Music Box, located in the heart of Little Italy, one of San Diego's premier concert venues. We welcome beginning, intermediate and advanced students at this hands-on workshop designed to nurture their growth as musicians, technically and creatively. The workshop is officially underway! For more information, click here! |
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Jazz Live will celebrate the great ladies of Jazz on Tuesday, March 13th. It will be the first night of our Spring Membership drive and composer and vocalist Sacha Boutros will be presenting a program honoring the great female songwriters and vocalists of the past and present. Sacha brings a stellar band to back her up- John B. Williams on Bass and Tony Tixier on Piano. Plus, a variety of special guests. The concert is for Jazz 88 members only. If you are a current member you can reserve up to two free tickets in the Speakeasy. If you are not a member please contact Ken Borgers (619-388-3301) or e-mail him. As always, Thanks to Big Front Door Sandwich Shop for providing food for the Jazz Live artists. Remember, that good ole' parking pass and come hungry, because a food truck will be on site! FULL CONCERT / INTERVIEW REPLAY... |
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| Jazz 88.3's Fall Membership Campaign begins on NOW(!) (Tuesday, March 19th) through Saturday, March 30th and we NEED YOU! Sign Up to be a Volunteer to answer our phones. Pick a date and time that works for you. When you volunteer you are guaranteed to have a great time- meet new friends, eat delicious food and talk jazz with like-minded aficionados. We are also looking for supervisors to help with the drive. Please e-mail our membership department to learn more about being a supervisor and for any other questions you might have. We can't wait to see you. Here's a map and parking information to our studios. |
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| Jazz 88.3 is proud to support the 27th Annual San Diego Music Awards, happening TONIGHT at the House of Blues, located in the heart of Downtown! (Click here to see a list of this year's nominees). Proceeds from the San Diego Music Awards help to purchase guitars for San Diego County schools, via a partnership between the San Diego Music Foundation and El Cajon's Taylor Guitars. Over the life of the program, 2,978 guitars have been placed into 85 schools from San Onofre to San Ysidro and over 55,000 K-12 students have been impacted by the program. To purchase tickets, simply click here! |
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| Camarada's 2018 season is in full-swing! Up Next: "Calypso Heat" happening Sunday, April 15th at the Mingei (6:30PM). Camarada takes a trip to the Caribbean to explore the music that pulses through the islands. Leonard sings “Jamaica Farewell” and the humorous “Monkey Song”, both made famous by Harry Belafonte. Peter’s parents had those records and their influence can be felt on his original songs “Musica Del Mar” and “Cali Calypso”. The pace slows down and they do a sensitive reading of “Oh Shenandoah” which is a song about a river and water, kind of far from the islands but perhaps related in some metaphysical way. This is bound to be one spectacular show! For further details, or to purchase tickets, click here! |
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| Jazz 88.3 lovers are invited to an amazing night in a private home setting on Mt. Helix to support live music, the arts, and, KSDS! It's all happening this Sunday, February 18th from 4-7PM and will feature Joe Garrison and Night People, as they present: "The Broken Jar". Tickets are only $30 (each) and include complimentary wine and beer. To purchase tickets, simply call (619) 388-3758 (<--it's the only way to get tickets). All proceeds will go to the musicians and KSDS! So call and reserve your tickets NOW, as they are selling fast and space is limited. Please Note: Directions on parking will be given to you when you call to purchase your tickets. |
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| Jazz 88.3 is very proud to support La Jolla Music Society as they present the legendary, Herbie Hancock at the Balboa Theatre. 14-time Grammy® Award Winner, Herbie Hancock is a true icon of modern music. In addition to being recognized as a legendary pianist and composer, he has been an integral part of every popular music movement since the 1960s. His career has transcended limitations and genres while maintaining his unmistakable voice. In honor of his work, Herbie Hancock was bestowed in 2016 with the Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award. This show happens TONIGHT at 8pm and is SOLD OUT. |
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| Jazz 88.3 will honor Black History month by highlighting how African-Americans have created and advanced the art form of Jazz. Each year KSDS chooses a significant aspect of African-American culture and this year’s focus is the Harlem Renaissance. Harlem has inspired countless jazz pieces but also significant literature and art. Listen every weekday, all month long, for a different historical aspect of the cultural mecca of Harlem. The segments can also be visualized at Jazz88.org. A look at Harlem’s history every weekday during Black History Month, only on KSDS, Jazz 88.3. Click here to view all the segments. |
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| Camarada's 2018 season is in full-swing! Up Next: "Calypso Heat" happening Sunday, April 15th at the Mingei (6:30PM). Camarada takes a trip to the Caribbean to explore the music that pulses through the islands. Leonard sings “Jamaica Farewell” and the humorous “Monkey Song”, both made famous by Harry Belafonte. Peter’s parents had those records and their influence can be felt on his original songs “Musica Del Mar” and “Cali Calypso”. The pace slows down and they do a sensitive reading of “Oh Shenandoah” which is a song about a river and water, kind of far from the islands but perhaps related in some metaphysical way. This is bound to be one spectacular show! For further details, or to purchase tickets, click here! |
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