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HomeWhat's OnCaxton Street Jazz gets the jump on Jumpers and Jazz

Caxton Street Jazz gets the jump on Jumpers and Jazz

Jumpers and Jazz is starting early at Robert Channon Wines in Stanthorpe again this year.
The winery will be welcoming back the fabulous Caxton Street Jazz Band for a pre-festival event in the winery’s Swigmore Hall at 2pm on Sunday.
The Caxton Street Jazz Band was formed in 1977, and is now one of Australia’s best-known jazz bands, playing a great range of traditional jazz.
Robert Channon said, “We’re really looking forward to Jumpers and Jazz again. The Caxton Street Band are great entertainers as well as great musicians and their concert is always a highlight of our year.”
Tickets are $20 and can be booked or bought at the door on the day and, as usual, include a free glass of wine in the interval. For information and bookings, call the winery on (07) 4683 3260.

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