Peace Lutheran Church

Worship: Sundays at 10 AM
Address: 3201 Camino Tassajara, Danville, CA 94506

Jazz and Arts

Photo of light and shadow over the mural in the Peace Sanctuary, with the words The Arts at Peace.

The Arts are embedded within our community and invite us into spiritual connection. We are delighted to collaborate and create with many artists within Peace and beyond:

The Pacific Choir (new page coming soon)

Art Exhibits at Peace

Friday Films

About Our Poets

Interfaith Peace Mosaic

Sacred Architecture

Icons for Prayer

Sycamore Strings

See our upcoming events for details about concerts, Friday Films, art exhibits and more ways to experience the Arts in person at Peace.

Jazz Church West is back for our 20th season!

JAZZ Church West at Peace Lutheran Church happens

at 5pm the first Sunday of every month October through June.

COMING Nov 3rd

Sandy Cressman’s Homenagem Brasileira

Featuring

Sandy Cressman voice/percussion

Jeff Cressman trombone

Murray Low piano

David Belove bass

Dillon Vado drums

 

Jazz at Peace is a direct descendant of the famous Jazz Vespers in New York City.  Jazz Vespers has transformed into an Interfaith Celebration and birthed as Jazz at Peace on the West Coast.  Steve Harms adds poetic inspiration you will appreciate.

Come as you are and enjoy free jazz music!

You’ve got hear these phenomenal improvisational artists — cool, soulful, hilarious, and guaranteed to lift your spirits! A reception with small bites and a wine bar follows.  Audience donations keep the jazz alive.

Up next this season

Dec 1 Brian Andres Afro Cuban Jazz Cartel

Jan 5 Laura Klein with Jazz She Wrote

Feb 2 Carrie Jahde with No Coasters

Mar 2 The Tammy Hall Duo

Apr 6 The James Mahone Quartet

May 4 Dillon Vado with Heart Matter

Jun 1 The Ian Dogole Group

Have a Listen

Sing Out! Peace Jazz theme song with Clairdee accompanied with The Pacific Choir.  Composed by Clairdee & Ken French.

All Nite Soul

Wing It!

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Our thanks to Jazz Cat Ed Klitsch (pictured on left),

who launched and sustained Jazz Church West for 18 years.