Music Doing Good begins their set of Bahamas shows with a teaser performance at the Cay Topics Luncheon.  Featuring core artists and Marie Bosarge discussing the mission of Music Doing Good.

Music Doing Good creates a tour de force in the tropics with a benefit concert for Every Child Counts Marsh Harbour, which provides an all-access alternative education for children with learning, developmental or physical disabilities. All ticket proceeds benefit Every Child Counts, Abaco Bahamas.

Showtime is at 7:30pm. Dinner served at 6pm.

Music Doing Good continues their tour of the tropics with a second benefit concert for Every Child Counts, which provides an all-access alternative education for children with learning, developmental or physical disabilities. All ticket proceeds benefit Every Child Counts, Abaco Bahamas.

Performance begins at 7:30pm

Music Doing Good’s core artists, Ray Younkin and Aaron Kaufman, team up with actor (Robocop, Total Recall and television series, Stargate) and singer Ronny Cox for an evening of storytelling and song, describing the inspiration, interpretation and experience of the singer/songwriter. Many special guests will join Music Doing Good core artists including musical storyteller Bill Ward, Karen Mal on vocals and mandolin, pianist and accordionist Radoslav Lorkovic and Chris Watkins on piano.

Pre-Show Mix Tix Party at 7 pm; Performance begins at 8 pm

Ticket info coming soon.

Spotlight Beneficiary announcement coming soon.

Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis and pianist Joey Calderazzo have mesmerized audiences with their passionate and profound collaboration since they took the stage together at the Newport Jazz Festival in 2009. This performance is comprised of selections from their latest CD release, Songs Of Mirth and Melancholy. The duo rose out of the Marsalis quartet, creating music that is intimate and elevates each artist to another level. The intricate interplay between the piano and saxophone create a brilliant and captivating conversation. Don’t miss the opportunity to see magic of Marsalis and Calderazzo live!

Pre-Show Mix Tix Party at 7 pm; Performance begins at 8 pm

Ticket info coming soon

Spotlight Beneficiary announcement coming soon

Carl Jung was a pioneer of the unconscious -- that mysterious but marvelous universe of unseen energies, potentials and guiding forces that exist within each of us. In our lifetime we must serve as a container in which the evolution of consciousness is carried forward. It is a larger realm than we often realize, one that seemingly runs parallel to ordinary daily life. Experience a very special journey of the mind and soul through music, commentary and dramatic readings from Memories, Dreams, Reflections -- the memoir of Carl G. Jung. This program is presented in collaboration with core artists of Music Doing Good including Rodney Waters, Kenneth Gayle, Ray Younkin, Anita Kruse, and Aaron Kaufman.

This special event will benefit the Carolyn Grant Fay Building Fund. The Jung Center of Houston, founded in 1958 and located in the Museum District, provides continuing education for the human spirit, taking Jung’s rich and meaningful heritage into the twenty-first century.

Please note there are two performances (Friday April 27th and Saturday April 28th).

Carl Jung was a pioneer of the unconscious -- that mysterious but marvelous universe of unseen energies, potentials and guiding forces that exist within each of us. In our lifetime we must serve as a container in which the evolution of consciousness is carried forward. It is a larger realm than we often realize, one that seemingly runs parallel to ordinary daily life. Experience a very special journey of the mind and soul through music, commentary and dramatic readings from Memories, Dreams, Reflections -- the memoir of Carl G. Jung. This program is presented in collaboration with core artists of Music Doing Good including Rodney Waters, Kenneth Gayle, Ray Younkin, Anita Kruse, and Aaron Kaufman.

This special event will benefit the Carolyn Grant Fay Building Fund. The Jung Center of Houston, founded in 1958 and located in the Museum District, provides continuing education for the human spirit, taking Jung’s rich and meaningful heritage into the twenty-first century.

Please note there are two performances (Friday April 27th and Saturday April 28th).

The culmination of a 12 to 14 week after school musical arts enrichment program, Now You Has Jazz, shines the spotlight on elementary, middle and high school students who apply their learned skills to a Jazz-themed ensemble performance. The program enables kids, in an engaging and inspiring way, to gain real-world knowledge of a professional artistic experience, leadership, problem solving and collaborative skills that increase self-respect and confidence. Performance-based scholarships will also be awarded to a student from each participating school, presented by a special guest. This evening is sure to inspire and uplift the audience, students and parents alike. All proceeds of ticket sales benefit Music Doing Good In Schools.

Performance begins at 7:30pm

Music Doing Good presents Houston’s Homegrown Jazz, showcasing the brightest local jazz stars as well as welcoming home Houston artists who have gained notoriety both nationally and internationally. Concert proceeds will benefit a Houston area non-profit to enable them to continue doing great work in our community.

Ticket Info coming soon

Spotlight Beneficiary announcement coming soon