Pops 'n Jazz

03/23/2026

What a PNJ season! Hard to believe it’s over, at least until EUROTOUR! Get ready K-town! Big thanks to Jason Marshal for helping close out the show with his BIG sound- amazing! !

03/21/2026

Many thanks to Mariel Bildsten for her phenomenal performance and energy at last night’s sold out show! Another sell out tonight- plan ahead for next year so you don’t miss out!

03/20/2026

Many thanks to Jermey Pelt for an excellent performance last night. Tonight and tomorrow are SOLD OUT! But you can always join the waitlist!

03/18/2026

🎷 The heavyweight champ of the saxophone family is coming to town with Jason Marshall. The baritone sax (aka the "thunder stick," aka the "low rider," aka the reason your chest vibrates) will be live and in full effect at Pops 'n Jazz. Don't miss it. This is sax-actly what you need this Saturday. Tickets at PNJ.ludus.com.

03/17/2026

The cast nailed opening weekend! More great shows to come! This Friday we have the “irrepressibly spontaneous” (DownBeat Magazine) Mariel Bildsten who is sure to entertain with her “contagious, lively groove” (Roots Music Report)! But you don’t have to wait until then for a great show- PNJ is back on Thursday night! Three more chances! Get your tickets now!! PNJ.ludus.com

03/15/2026

You may have missed the amazing shows with guests javiercolonmusic and sarahhanahan but you have one more chance to see show this weekend! Come catch the 1hr matinee at 1:00 today! It’s a great intro for all the future musicians in your life! Only $10- a true bargain for this quality of a show!

03/13/2026

OPENING NIGHT!!! Read all about the show!
Only 6 tickets left! Will you be the one to make us sell out? Limited tickets tonight and tomorrow but good seats still available for the family friendly matinee and your next shot to see the full performance is Thursday! Get your tix at PNJ.ludus.com!

The 68th annual Pops ‘N Jazz show will be on stage at West Hartford’s Hall High School for two weekends, beginning March 13, 2026. Hall High School Pops 'N Jazz 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg By Kei Caudle and Liv Varellas. Photos by Craig Rosenberg and John