Saturday Night Bath Concert Fund
Saturday Night Bath is dedicated to the performance of the art of American Jazz and Blues. Our mission is to write and perform music-and to educate, improve and impact the lives. We encourage our audiences to finish high school, and to seek, study and enjoy music throughout their lives.
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3 Submitted Ideas
LEARN ·2024 Grants Challenge1 live, interactive, 8-professional musician, Blues and R&R concert with education for 3-schools in the Los Angeles area.
1 live, interactive, 8-professional musician, Blues and R&R concert with education for 3-schools in the Los Angeles area.
CREATE ·2023 Grants Challenge1 live, interactive, 8-professional musician, Blues and R&R concert with education for 5-schools in the Los Angeles area.
Saturday Night Bath Band will produce and perform a live, interactive concert with musical instrument clinics for 5-schools. This provides access to our popular music performance and education, specifically our brief instrument descriptions, and their current and past famous performers. Many are continuation high schools. We include acoustical musical instrument tutorials before and after the performances. The band performs old and composing blues songs. The proposed sites are: Angel's Gate (San Pedro), Stoney Point, Mission and Rose City,
- CREATE ·2020 Grants Challenge
One interactive, 7-professional-musician popular music concert and educational presentation, at 3 continuation high schools that provide inspiration for at-risk youth in the Los Angeles area.
Saturday Night Bath will produce & perform one, interactive, 2-hour concert (6-hours total including clinics) at 3-schools providing access to live music performance, & history for at-risk-students. The band performs old and composing blues songs with the students. The proposed sites are: Stoney Point (Chatsworth), Eagle Tree (Carson), and Odyssey (South Gate). Should scheduling conflicts occur, Santana (La Puente), Frida Kahlo, (E Los Angeles) McAlister/Westside (pregnant teens), and Optimist Home (Pasadena), would be alternates.