
Jazz Festival Fringe: Sunday
Sun, Nov 22
The final day of the festival brings another full programme of free live music, workshops and dancing across Midhurst.
Enjoy performances in local cafés, discover the history of the blues, join a swing-dancing session or relax at the Festival Tea Party.
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What’s happening today
9am–5pm | Festival Gallery – Chris Rowe
📍 Kemaelli’s, North Street
The final opportunity to enjoy Chris Rowe’s exhibition of jazz and blues-inspired artwork.
11am–12.30pm | Keziah
📍 Gather & Graze, Rumbolds Hill
Start your Sunday with live music from Keziah.
11am–8pm | Festival Live Showcase
📍 Festival Bar, Midhurst Rother College
Enjoy a rolling programme of live performers throughout the day.
12–1.30pm | Martin Gray
📍 The Lion’s Den Café, North Street
Live saxophone music from Martin Gray.
12–1.15pm | Lindy Hop & Swing Dancing
📍 The Old Library, Knockhundred Row
Jason and Robyn from Swing4All return for another friendly swing-dancing session.
1.30–2.45pm | How to Run a Swing Orchestra – Vince Dunn
📍 The Wheatsheaf, Wool Lane
Festival musical director Vince Dunn shares his experiences of establishing and running a successful jazz orchestra.
2–2.45pm | Rivka Yugin-Powers
📍 Festival Bar, Midhurst Rother College
A free live performance from Rivka Yugin-Powers.
3–5pm | Festival Tea Party with Manhattan Groove
📍 Kemaelli’s, North Street
Relax with an afternoon of jazz classics performed by Manhattan Groove, featuring vocalist Carla Hendriks and saxophonist and clarinettist Paul Stiles.
Free entry, but advance booking is essential.
3–4.15pm | History of the Blues in Five Songs
📍 The Wheatsheaf, Wool Lane
Join Simon Tittley for a musical journey through the history of the blues.
6.15–7.45pm | Keziah
📍 Fratelli’s, West Street
Keziah returns for an evening performance at Fratelli’s.
6.15–7.45pm | The Fabulous Red Diesel
📍 Festival Bar, Midhurst Rother College
Finish the fringe in style with the flamboyant, high-energy jazz-funk sounds of The Fabulous Red Diesel.
All fringe activities are free. Some workshops and performances have limited capacity, so check booking requirements before attending.
