Secret World Jazz Jam at San Rafael Estate

Undisclosed Location, San Rafael , California
All Ages
Get Tickets
Early Bird
US$75 (excl. fees)

No refunds. These tickets will sell out soon.

Timely Bird
US$90 (excl. fees)

No refunds. These tickets will sell out.

Late Bird
US$108 (excl. fees)

NO REFUNDS. THESE TICKETS WILL SELL OUT.

Friends & Family 4 Pack
US$75 (excl. fees)

Discount codes will not work on this type of ticket.

Sales for this event are closed.

TEA TRIBE PRESENTS:

WORLD JAZZ JAM

SAT, MAY 10TH, 7PM TO 3AM

Shuttles Start: 6:30pm  Doors Open: 6:45pm

SAN RAFAEL ESTATE

MUSIC, DANCE & SPA LOUNGING

Drive from: Berkeley: 25mins, Oakland: 30mins, SF: 35mins

THE ESTATE
Shoe-Free Indoors. 
Wheelchair Accessible with Elevator.

THE LISTENING LIBRARY (Upper Level)
 7:30 PM | VidyA (Carnatic Jazz)
 9:30 PM | Lorca Hart Trio (Contemporary Jazz)
11:30 PM | Rob Reich Trio feat. Mae Powell
(Jazz Fusion)
 1:30 AM | Joe Kelner Trio (Hard Bop)
Gongfu Tea Lounge

THE DANCING PARLOR (Middle Level)
 7:30 PM | Vernacular Jazz Dance Class (Traci Bartlow)
 8:30 PM | Silver Bell Jazz Band with Heidi Evelyn (Early Jazz)
and Traci Bartlow
(Vernacular Jazz Dance)
10:30 PM | Ray Obiedo & Mambo Caribe (Latin Jazz)
12:30 AM | John Brothers Piano Company (Jazz Fusion)
 1:30 AM | warble (Electro-Swing, Jazzstep & Swing Hop)
Healthy Food & Non-Alcoholic Drinks ($$)

THE SPA GARDEN (Middle Level - Outside)
Gongfu Tea Lounge
Sauna and Cold Plunge
Bring towels. Shower before using.
9:00 PM | Marisa Gregory (Fire Jazz)
11:00 PM | Lavender Rise
(Fire Jazz)

THE DEN (Lower Level)
Open Acoustic Jams (World Folk)

THE POOLS (Lowest Level - Outside)
8:10 PM The Sun (Sunset)
Nausicaä's Garden
Full-size Swimming Pool and Hot Tub

Bring towels. Shower before using.

Clothing optional ONLY in Pool, Hot Tub, and Sauna areas.
Clothes required inside and through rest of property.
No sexual activity permitted at this event.

PARKING & SHUTTLES

  • Do Not Park Close to the Venue or you will be banned from our events.
  • A ticket AND proof that you didn't park nearby (Uber/Lyft or free shuttle receipt) will be required for entry to the event.
  • Shuttles: From 6:30pm to 3am, a free shuttle service will run every 5-10 minutes to and from a parking garage 7 minutes from the venue.
  • The shuttle location, venue location and Uber/Lyft instructions will be included with your ticket.

PARTICIPATE

PERFORMERS


Lorca Hart Trio
(Contemporary Jazz)
Lorca Hart is an accomplished jazz drummer and educator who grew up in a musical family in Taos, New Mexico. He earned his BFA in Jazz Percussion Performance from the California Institute of the Arts, studying under renowned mentors such as Albert "Tootie" Heath and Charlie Haden. Throughout his career, Hart has collaborated with esteemed artists including Ralph Moore, Carmen Lundy, and Freddie Hubbard, and leads his own trio featuring Josh Nelson on piano and Edwin Livingston on bass.
More Info


Silver Bell Jazz Band
with Heidi Evelyn (Early Jazz)
​Silver Bell Jazz Band has been inspiring dancers and listeners all over the Bay Area for years. They will be joined by vocalist Heidi Evelyn. The band specializes in authentic hot jazz, ragtime, swing, and dixieland from the early to mid 1900s. They’re known for their professionalism and ability to provide exactly what is needed for each unique occasion. With a timeless repertoire and style, Silver Bell Jazz Band will have everyone tapping their feet and smiling. 
More Info


Ray Obiedo
& Mambo Caribe (Latin Jazz)
Mambo Caribe is made up of some of the finest Jazz musicians the San Francisco Bay Area has to offer. With its heavy influence of Brazilian and Caribbean music, a traditional West Coast contemporary Latin jazz sound is always at the core of the ensemble. Guitarist/composer Ray Obiedo formed this group in 2010 to further explore his love of Latin music. His compositions are drawn from many musical influences, including the music of Cuba and Trinidad.
Mambo Caribe works with a wonderfully rich array of textures and colors, melding together all of it's musical elements for a delightfully distinct Bay Area flavor.
More Info


Traci Bartlow
(Vernacular Jazz Dance)
Traci Bartlow is an Oakland-based dancer, choreographer, and cultural historian specializing in African American vernacular jazz and social dance. A former principal dancer with New York’s Nanette Bearden Contemporary Dance Theater and Forces of Nature, she blends her training in African, jazz, and hip-hop styles to create performances that honor Black dance traditions. As founder of Starchild Enterprise, she teaches, lectures, and choreographs internationally
More Info


Rob Reich Trio feat. Mae Powell (Jazz Fusion)
Rob Reich: Accordion & Piano. Daniel Fabricant: Bass. Mae Powell: Voice.

Performer & composer Rob Reich has graced the sounds of many ensembles, including Circus Bella, Tin Hat, and Gaucho. Tonight’s trio will feature Reich’s original material alongside classic jazz standards, showcasing their group interplay with a spirit of spontaneity and whimsy.  "Whatever context he's in, Reich transforms it into a creative hothouse where thousands of musical flowers bloom."  -Andrew Gilbert, East Bay Express
More Info


VidyA
(Carnatic Jazz)
VidyA naturally expresses the essence of Carnatic music and jazz through a unified trio of tenor saxophone, acoustic bass and drums. Drawing on the deep musical influences and perspectives of Prasant Radhakrishnan (tenor sax), David Ewell (bass) and Sameer Gupta (drums), VidyA has been featured at venues such as SFJazz, de Young Museum, San Jose Jazz and Yoshi’s among others and have released two albums.
More Info


John Brothers Piano Company (Jazz Fusion)
John Brothers Piano Company is an Oakland-based instrumental quartet whose compositions oscillate between incisive part-writing and unrestrained improvisational energy. Guided by this interplay, seemingly disparate influences, from chamber music to hot jazz, are focused through emphatic lyricism.
More info


Joe Kelner Trio
(Hard Bop)
Joe Kelner is a drummer and drum builder. Joe has had the opportunity to swing along greats such as Calvin Keys, Noel Jewkes, Dean Riley, Chris Amberger, Javier Santiago, Grant Levin, Chuchito Valdés, and countless others. Joe has studied with celebrated artists that include; Gregory Hutchinson, Allison Miller, Albert ‘Tootie’ Heath, Benny Greb, Dave King, Jeff Hamilton, and many others. Joe aims to bring jazz culture back to the days where the beatniks and beboppers were all rejoicing under the same roof, laughing, dancing, thinking, and pushing for social equity.  
More Info


warble (Electro-Swing, Jazzstep & Swing Hop)
warble is the DJ stage name of World Jazz Jam founder oshan anand. He has been rocking dancefloors and blessing sacred spaces with his wild and wondrous musical collage skills for almost 3 decades. warble integrates diverse styles with an emphasis on post-genre electronic orchestrations influenced by dub and traditional music. Photo by Peter Booth Lee.
More Info


Lavender Rise
(Fire Arts)
Lavender Rise is a fire performer, psychiatric nurse, and retreat facilitator who harnesses the power of performance art as a modality of healing. With lilac-gray hair and teal-blue eyes, the flame is her muse as she explores themes of presence, fear, and the edges of human experience. Outside of performing, she is passionate about creating spaces for others to nurture their unique expressions, supporting their journeys toward healing and self-discovery.
More Info


Marisa Gregory (Fire & Aerial Arts)
Marisa Gregory is a multi-talented performer who owns Poisnlvy Circus and Aerial Dance Marin. Combining silly, sultry aerial acrobatics and fire dance, her multi-media circus performances are a joy to witness.
More Info

~

IN MEMORY OF GLENN SPEARMAN
This event is dedicated to the memory of Glenn Spearman, cousin of World Jazz Jam founder oshan anand.
Glenn Spearman was a pioneering saxophonist and composer whose contributions to free jazz left an indelible mark on the genre. Emerging in the 1970s, he made his name in the avant-garde jazz scene in Paris, co-founding the group Emergency. Upon returning to the U.S., he collaborated with figures like Cecil Taylor and worked with the Creative Music Guild in the Bay Area, becoming a central figure in the West Coast free jazz movement. Spearman’s Double Trio and other projects highlighted his inventive compositions and dedication to pushing musical boundaries.

~