American and French jazz programmers discuss challenges and solutions for virtual collaborations, re-opening, and touring. Presented in collaboration with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States and the Centre national de la Musique.

Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Kerry Sulkowicz discusses the lingering mental health issues brought on by a long and difficult year.

An in-depth conversation about diversity in programming in jazz and the arts. In the wake of the murder of George Floyd and the mass killings in Atlanta, many organizations have put out statements standing in solidarity with BIPOC. How do these statements affect programming? How do organizations achieve real diversity without tokenism or appropriation? What is the connection to the mission of the organization?

This perennially popular and engaging panel conducted in needle-drop fashion helps attendees understand how jazz radio works—and, specifically, how radio programmers make decisions. The panelists listen to a variety of new releases in different styles and explain why they would—or wouldn’t—program a given track.

A break in the action to center our bodies and minds. Akua Noni Parker, professional dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, leads a 30-minute session to get us on our feet and moving.

On the eve of his centennial anniversary, new explorations of Garner's life and inimitable artistry reveal a depth and cultural impact that is only now being fully understood. Join Erroll Garner Project leaders and associates as they examine the state of Garner’s legacy and the work being done to redefine it.

What does the future look like for jazz clubs and other venues? Panelists from around the world gather to discuss.

With the costs of a college education rising and professional opportunities waning, many students and families are questioning the benefits of jazz education on the collegiate level. Noted jazz artists and educators discuss the real value of jazz education in today’s world.

A look at the varied use of jazz in film scores and soundtracks in recent popular movies and documentaries—including Soul, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, The United States vs. Billie Holiday, MLK/FBI, and One Night in Miami—with a close-up on the cinematic work of a number of today's jazz headliners.

As the pandemic forced performers online, virtual concerts became increasingly sophisticated. Learn tricks of the trade from some of the most successful livestreamers.