Thank you All!

A beautiful celebration, with a fabulous audience! From all of us— a  million thank yous for joining us in our celebration "For The Love of Quincy".  

We’re looking forward to seeing you again at out next event—stay tuned.

WELCOME TO Center Stage ON QUINCY SQUARE

World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—

Experience the Soul of Jazz with Eric Verlinde

August 21 (Thursday)
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
Family Friendly

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Upcoming Shows

World Theater Foundation & ROXY Presents—

NYE Live at the Roxy ft. Roemen & The Whereabouts

December 31 (Wednesday): 7:00 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show

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CONCERT Series

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2025 SEASON!

December 31
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World Theater Foundation & the ROXY Presents

Blues & Brews with Jay Mabin

July 24th (Thursday): 7 PM
Doors Open One Hour Before Show
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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.

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