
Kansas City didn't just play jazz. It reinvented it. The American Jazz Museum sits at the corner of that history — 18th & Vine — and Notes is how we keep the conversation going. Performances, stories, news, and the culture that connects it all.
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Thursday, May 7 – Monday, May 11
Five shows across the week at 18th & Vine. It starts Thursday at lunch — a free Jazz @ Noon set from one of Kansas City’s most respected bassists. Friday brings the...
Thursday, April 30 – Monday, May 4
It’s a four-night week at 18th & Vine. Thursday closes out Jazz Appreciation Month with live music from the David Basse Band and a panel on the late Barney Lessing — a jazz f...
Some people listen to jazz. Others live inside it.
Barney Lessing was the second kind. For decades, he followed the music wherever it went — through New York, through Paris, through Philadelphia. He wasn’t a player...
Young musicians at the 24th Annual 18th & Vine Student Jazz Festival, April 2026. Photo by Muriel Boyd.
Something worth paying attention to is happening at 18th & Vine this spring: young musicians are taking th...
Friday, April 24 – Monday, April 27
A bassist who played on a Grammy-winning Thad Jones/Mel Lewis record and toured with Carmen McRae. A veteran Kansas City vocalist whose phrasing carries decades of the ci...
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Kansas City didn't just play jazz. It reinvented it. The American Jazz Museum sits at the corner of that history — 18th & Vine — and Notes is how we keep the conversation going. Performances, stories, news, and the culture that connects it all.
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