Please be advised that our elevators are currently out of service this weekend, which will affect accessibility for the Todd Marcus Quintet & The Supreme Girls of Motown events.
If you have tickets to these events and this impacts your ability to enjoy the performance, you may request a full refund from our box office at any time—before or after the event.We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and thank you for your understanding as we work to restore full accessibility as quickly as possible.
Due to members of Tuba Skinny testing positive for COVID,
tonight’s show is cancelled.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
If you are a ticket holder, your refund will automatically be processed.
Processing may take up to two weeks.
Sept 8, 2025 - June 4, 2026
4:00PM-7:00PM Every Mon & Thurs
This seven-piece group is a community of adventurous and charismatic superstar musicians who are conservatory-trained but who have not lost their childlike wonder and awe for playing music. They pull people out of their solitary lives and put them in the moment with a bracing dose of joyful jazz performed with infectious theatricality. In addition to the free community concert, Sammy Miller and the Congregation led TWO workshops with local students on the same day.
READ MOREThis Memorable Moment in Shaftman Performance Hall looks back at when Jayna Elise (formerly Jayna Brown) and Gabe Morales opened for The Wooten Brothers.
When the incredibly talented Wooten Brothers toured through Roanoke, stopping at Jefferson Center, they were gracious enough to allow a couple of Music Lab stand-out students to open the show. (The Wootens are known for their appreciation of music education, and earlier in the evening had conducted a workshop for a packed room.) Prior to them taking Shaftman Performance Hall stage, Jayna Elise (formerly Jayna Brown) and Gabe Morales with a backing band warmed up the audience with covers and originals penned in the Music Lab.