Jazz on the Streets of Old Detroit

Join us for a dazzling night of jazz on Thursday, September 28, when powerhouse jazz vocalist Renee King Jackson (pictured) performs “Jazz on the Streets of Old Detroit” at the Detroit Historical Museum. This event continues a quarterly music series hosted by the Black Historic Sites Committee. 

Renee King Jackson has the unique ability to mesmerize and invigorate her listeners with her rich, soulful voice. She is internationally recognized as a versatile performer who can sing jazz, blues and gospel. She has performed with such greats as the Dezie McCullers Orchestra, Rodney Whitaker, Dr. Teddy Harris, Jr., Harold McKinney, Kenney Crone and Al McKenzie. In 2000, she became the first artist to broadcast worldwide when jazz radio legend, Ed Love, hosted her live on his international WDET-FM radio program debut. Renee King Jackson also received the “Lifetime Achievement Award” in 2011 for her body of work in the music arena from the Metropolitan Methodist Church. 

Tickets are $15 in advance, or $20 at the door. Light refreshments are included in the ticket price. You may also purchase tickets by phone by contacting Public Programs Coordinator Charnae Sanders at 313.833.0277.