What is A Place for
Jazz?
A
Place for Jazz isn't really a place; it's a
501(c)(3) non-profit,
all-volunteer organization dedicated to presenting the best in Jazz. It
was founded by Butch Conn
in 1987. Programs include concerts, public workshops, school-based
clinics, a Jazz website and general support of Jazz and its musicians.
Our concerts are held in the Whisperdome,
the beautiful listening-space in the First Unitarian Society at 1221
Wendell Ave in Schenectady. (Click here for
directions.)

A Place for Jazz is made possible with public funds
from the New
York
State Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong,
creative communities in New
York
State’s
62 counties.
Also funded in part by grants from National Grid, Schenectady County
Initiative Program, the William Gundry Broughton Charitable
Private Foundation, Inc. and in-kind donations from the Price Chopper
Golub Foundation.
In addition to grant
funding, revenue is generated through ticket sales and membership
contributions.
We welcome your participation
as a volunteer and/or as a
member.
For further information about
APFJ,
email
Tim Coakley (our leader), call him at 518-393-4011 or
write to PO Box 1059, Schenectady, NY 12301.
To learn more about
A Place for Jazz,
watch this presentation.
Officers & Board of Directors

Inside the
Whisperdome
Jonathan Fickies,
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