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Jazz Vespers: Cameron Brown
A raw, underground vocal jazz night.
A regular jazz prayer service hosted at Saint Peter's Church in Midtown Manhattan, continuing a tradition established in 1965. This edition welcomes acclaimed bassist Cameron Brown for an hour of contemplation and live jazz.
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When and where does Jazz Vespers take place?+
Jazz Vespers takes place on October 4, 2026, at Saint Peter's Church located at 619 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022.
Who is performing at Jazz Vespers?+
Acclaimed bassist Cameron Brown is performing for this edition.
How do I get tickets for Jazz Vespers?+
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