Jazz Performances

BlueJam is a vibrant and innovative community arts organisation based in Penrith which delivers
creative workshops and performances throughout Cumbria and the North. We are proud to work
with committed, enthusiastic and inspiring musicians and artists of all ages.
To find out more about what we do and to join in or book us for your event, go to BlueJamArts.org
B Jamba - our increasingly popular community samba band rehearses Tuesdays at Ullswater
Community College - family friendly for beginners to advanced. See us around the county and
especially at Solfest!
BlueJam Jazz - the acclaimed performing band for BlueJam’s youth jazz programme - for this event
we will mixing folk and world music with the jazz.
BlueJam Improv Choirs - Jilly Jarman leads choirs in Brampton, Penrith, Scotland and
Northumberland - we will be singing some easy to join in with songs and grooves for this weekend
and hoping everyone will join in.
Josh Jackson - djembe workshop - Josh is the young leader for B Jamba and a skilled djembe player -
join him and students from RRCA for an exhilarating drum session.

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