World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—
August 21 (Thursday)
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—
September 25 (Thursday): 7:00 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—
October 3 (Friday): 7:00 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—
October 23 (Thursday): 7:00 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
World Theater Foundation & The ROXY Presents—
November 2 (Sunday): 7:00 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
World Theater Foundation & The ROXY Presents—
December 31 (Wednesday)
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
Thank you all who attended our previous show! For the first time ever, this all-star, multi-national band brought their acclaimed show to Bremerton! —supported by KNKX. This unforgettable musical extravaganza takes you on a vibrant musical journey across the Americas — blending the fiery rhythms of salsa, the improvisational spirit of jazz, the soulfulness of R&B, and dazzling visual elements into one exhilarating celebration of music and culture.
Learn more about The Latin American Jazz Experience here
In addition to the Latin American Jazz Experience show, we also organized our first ever Latin American Jazz Music Camp! We’ve partnered with the Kitsap School District, Ted Brown Music, KNKX, and other community supporters to offer a fun, multicultural end-of-summer music camp that gets students excited, inspired, and ready to start the new school year on a high note.
This three-day program happened over the summer on August 20-22. It was led by a team of world-touring professional musicians and educators, who happen to be here in Bremerton for a special concert. Students will enjoy hands-on learning, new friendships, and an unforgettable cultural experience—all completely free of charge, thanks to our generous sponsors.
Our sponsors include Foster Garvey, G. Anderson Group, Tom Smith & Dana Danubio, KNKX, Emily Russell Landscape Architecture, Spark Commons, 245 4th Street Building on Quincy Square, Central Kitsap Alumni Association, Kitsap Credit Union, Town Square Port Orchard, BJC Group, Brothers Powersports, Clarke Whitney CPA Inc, First Fed Bank, Help Desk Cavalry, Kuresman Insurance Agency, Sound West Group, Waterman Mitigation Partners, Rick Tift for Bremerton, Ted Brown Music, The JWJ Group LLC, and South Kitsap Public Education Foundation.
Please stay tuned for more opportunities like this one from us!
Learn more about the Latin American Jazz Music Camp here!
"It was an absolute pleasure to be part of the amazing 'For the Love of Quincy' Celebration'". To see so many fans in attendance —the house was packed. We thank you all for your support, and of course, many thanks from all of the good folks who help make this event happen —from ticket sells, to stage design, and set-up, concessions — and the list goes on.
With the next concert right around the corner; it's time again to reach out for volunteers. Please feel free to join us in making the next live event as wonderful as the last! We're welcoming volunteers for this next live event—click the button below and let's work together!
Cheers —Bobby Medina
July 24th (Thursday): 7 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly
Blues & Brews with Chromatic Jazz Harmonica Virtuoso Jay Mabin!
Jay Mabin is a dynamic and soulful musician whose harmonica and bass playing have made him a fixture in the Pacific Northwest jazz and blues scene for over five decades. A Chicago native, Mabin was mentored by blues legend Sonny Terry and went on to study with harmonica masters Toots Thielemans and Howard Levy, shaping a distinctive voice that blends jazz, blues, and pop with emotional depth and flair. He’s performed alongside icons like Bo Diddley and Bud Shank, led the Jay Mabin Trio, and thrilled audiences from major venues to intimate community stages. In addition to his performing career, Mabin has been a passionate advocate for local music, co-founding the Sunday Jazz Brunch at Macaluso’s and championing events like the Jackson Street Jazz Walk.
