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20 years of sound, soul and self-expression

  • Writer: Caribbean Radio Stations
    Caribbean Radio Stations
  • Apr 5
  • 1 min read

When Jazz Artists on the Greens (JAOTG) first planted its roots back in 2003 at The UWI Creative Arts Centre, few could have imagined the scale and sonic success it would blossom into two decades later.


Tomorrow, the WASA Grounds in St Joseph will come alive with more than just smooth grooves and sultry solos—it will mark the 20th anniversary of T&T’s most enduring jazz festival.


The theme for this year is simple but potent: The Evolution. It’s a fitting descriptor for a show that has grown from a modest musical gathering to a full-fledged cultural staple on the regional calendar.


As always, JAOTG invites patrons to “Come for the lime...Discover the music”. With three performance stages, a rich mix of Caribbean and international talent, and a deliberate focus on original music and intangible heritage, JAOTG has quietly carved out a space all its own. Read More

 
 
 

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