jazz festival @ spoonbar
Wed | Jun 05 6:30-10:00p | 6:30-10:00p
What do you get when you combine four virtuoso jazz artists who would each tell you that "jazz" may be too narrow of a descriptor? Well, the obvious answer is Parlour Game. While they may not be a supergroup according to the strict definition of the word they are undeniably a supergroup in terms of sound, vision, and chemistry.
The band name suggests play, which you could say is the operating principle of the two bandleaders- violinist Jenny Scheinman and drummer Allison Miller. Each of them has pursued a remarkably eclectic career. A low-level competitive spirit animates Jenny and Allison, actively goaded by Parlour Game’s other two players, bassist Tony Scherrand and pianist Carmen Staaf.
Join the Healdsburg Jazz Festival for an evening of cutting-edge jazz and a 3-course prix-fixe dinner thoughtfully created specifically for this event by Spoonbar’s Executive Chef, Matthew D’Ambrosi.
Seating 1 (SOLD OUT)
6:30pm | Live music from 7:00-8:00pm
Seating 2
8:30pm | Live music from 9:00-10:00pm
Wed | Jun 05 6:30-10:00p | 6:30-10:00p
$68 per person
Space is limited – reserve your spot!
Menu for jazz festival @ spoonbar
First Course
Mixed Greens Salad
Spring Apricot, Crumbled Goat Cheese, Toasted Pistachios, Tarragon Champagne Vinaigrette
Main Course (choice of)
Pan Seared Halibut
Wild Rice Pilaf, Toy Box Cherry Tomatoes, Wild Arugula, Myer Lemon Beurre Blanc, Artichoke Salsa Verde
La Machine Carbonara
English Peas, Fava Beans, Poached Duck Egg, Pea Shoots, Chili Flake, Parmesan, House Bread Crumbs
Pork Tenderloin Medallion
Smoked Gouda Polenta, Roasted Shitake Mushrooms, Blistered Padron Peppers, Morel Mustard Seed Jus, Green Apple Salad
Dessert (choice of)
Tiramisu Parfait
Coffee Cream, Coco Nibbs
Powdered Sugar Beignets
Blueberry Coulis
About the Healdsburg Jazz Festival
The Healdsburg Jazz Festival stimulates interest in and promotes awareness and appreciation of jazz by facilitating cross-cultural interaction, providing performance opportunities, and educating young people and adults about the important role of jazz as an indigenous American art form.
