Shows at Cafe Coda
Café CODA facilitates the long-desired manifestation of a space with suitable staging, a tuned concert piano, and state of the art drum kit, to inspire great music to be played by great artists.
Café CODA presents the musical works of local, regional and world-class musicians as it offers a sizable contribution to the Midwest American music scene and have extended our audience to a global reach through live-streaming.
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
You deserve to unwind after a long day, right? We think so too. This is where Soul Karaoke comes in. 🎤
We’re hosting this FREE event every Wednesday evening at 7 PM.
Come grab a cocktail with your friends or blow off some steam with your co-workers after work. Either way, Wednesday nights are now your time to shine and unwind.
We'll see you there!
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Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Come swing dance with us on Wednesdays starting at 8pm, Madison's home for Lindy Hop, Charleston, and Balboa!
Café CODA is Madison’s premier jazz space and the coolest place to be, located at 1224 Williamson St. Café CODA has a selection of tap and bottled beer, wine, and cocktails, as well as soda, lemonade, and other non-alcoholic beverages.
The event is 18+ friendly. $10 cover is requested, payable by cash or card.
A 20 minute beginner-friendly lesson will start promptly at 8pm.
At Jumptown events, masking will be optional by default. However, if the CDC Covid-19 Community Level for Dane County is "High" on the event date, then masks will be required. Proof of vaccination will be required to dance.
See also jumptownswing.com/
Dayna Stephens Quartet: Madison Jazz Festival
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
The Madison Jazz Festival kicks off with a special performance by the Dayna Stephens Quartet on Thursday, June 8, 2023 at Cafe CODA. Seating is general admission. Advance tickets can be purchased online. Online ticket sales end 2 hours before showtime. Tickets are also available at the door beginning at 6:30pm. $20 advance / $25 door.
Dayna Stephens is globally recognized as a saxophonist, composer and arranger, and is the first place recipient of the 2019 DownBeat Critics Poll in the category Rising Star—Tenor Saxophone. Stephens has led a storied career travelling and recording with Kenny Barron, Brad Meldhau, Tom Harrell, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Fred Hersch, and Esperanza Spalding, among many others — as well as leading the iconic Dayna Stephens Quartet. Now in its second iteration, the Quartet, featuring young, inspired musicians, represents a new chapter in jazz, and in Stephens’ career. One that embraces his role as a mentor, carrying on the legacy of the music while evolving it alongside the next generation.
NPR’s Kevin Whitehead says: “Dayna Stephens can cry and rip it up on tenor, but at heart, he’s a streamlined melodic player. His handsome down-the-middle tone is not too heavy or light, though he can lean either way. His sound is sleek, with very light vibrato. And the lines he improvises are uncluttered and well-organized. His horn sings”.
The Madison Jazz Festival is organized by the Wisconsin Union Theater and Arts + Literature Laboratory, and is made possible with the support of The Capital Times, John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation, Dane Arts, Madison Music Collective, Madison Jazz Jam, NewBridge Madison, Audio for the Arts, High Noon Saloon, Gunderson Funeral Home, Graduate Madison, WORT FM, Summit Credit Union, and Madison Gas & Electric, and Carlson Black O'Callaghan & Battenberg LLP, with additional funds from the Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation, the Evjue Foundation, Inc., charitable arm of The Capital Times, the W. Jerome Frautschi Foundation, and the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation, and the Arts Midwest GIG Fund, a program of Arts Midwest that is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board.
Friday Happy Hour - Jim Erickson Duo | FREE!
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Welcome to our Friday Happy Hour series! 🍻
Every 2nd Friday of the month, we'll feature the Jim Erickson Duo.
Jim’s program includes selections from major jazz artists/composers thru the history of the genre. Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Dave Brubeck, Ahmad Jamal, McCoy Tyner, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Don Grolnick and more will be featured.
“Jim Erickson is proof, if any is needed, that there are major jazz talents performing in the United States outside of New York, Chicago, New Orleans and the West Coast.” Scott Yanow – Los Angeles, jazz author/reviewer
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Rebulu Group is back at Cafe Coda! 🕺🎶💃
Francis Medrano will be giving salsa dance lessons at 7 PM and live music will follow. Get ready for a fun night of letting loose!
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Date: Friday, June 9th, 2023
Time: 7 PM
Tickets: $15
*Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
**Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
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Madison Jazz Festival Jam - Music of Wayne Shorter featuring Chris Greene
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Madison Jazz Jam will have its educational jam on the 2nd Saturday of June and feature the music of Wayne Shorter -- come ready to participate and join in the fun. All are welcome. Check out the great Chris Greene from Chicago ! chrisgreenejazz.com/bio
Chris Rottmeyer (p), Matt Endres (d) and John Mesolaras (b)
Wayne Shorter Tribute Concert - Madison Jazz Festival
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The Madison Jazz Festival presents a Tribute to Wayne Shorter featuring Pawan Benjamin (tenor), Russ Johnson (trumpet), Clay Lyons (alto); John Christensen (bass); Dave Stoler (piano); and Wayne Saltzman (drums). Celebrating the life and art of one of music’s most creative entities, this evening will showcase a retrospective of Wayne Shorter’s music. The concert will take place at Cafe CODA on Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 8:00pm. Seating is general admission. Advance tickets can be purchased at online. Online ticket sales end 2 hours before showtime. Tickets are also available at the door.
This event is part of an all-day celebration of Shorter, who passed away on March 2, 2023. See the complete Madison Jazz Festival schedule listed in the Arts + Literature Laboratory Facebook events page.
The Madison Jazz Festival is organized by the Wisconsin Union Theater and Arts + Literature Laboratory, and is made possible with the support of The Capital Times, John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation, Dane Arts, Madison Music Collective, Madison Jazz Jam, NewBridge Madison, Audio for the Arts, High Noon Saloon, Gunderson Funeral Home, Graduate Madison, WORT FM, Summit Credit Union, and Madison Gas & Electric, and Carlson Black O'Callaghan & Battenberg LLP, with additional funds from the Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation, the Evjue Foundation, Inc., charitable arm of The Capital Times, the W. Jerome Frautschi Foundation, and the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation, and the Arts Midwest GIG Fund, a program of Arts Midwest that is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board.
Weekly Improvising Jazz Jam hosted by Kevin Carnes
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Calling all musicians, seasoned improvisers, and those curious to dive into the world of spontaneous music-making!
No need to worry about sheet music or rehearsed performances here. It's all about going with the flow and embracing the unexpected.
Highlights of the evening include:
🎵 A vibrant atmosphere where musicians of all abilities are encouraged to participate and explore their improvisational skills.
🎵 A supportive and inclusive environment that fosters collaboration and experimentation.
🎵 Freedom to create unique and spontaneous musical pieces, without boundaries or predefined rules.
🎵 Opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals and form impromptu bands or collaborations.
🎵 A chance to discover new musical styles, learn from others, and broaden your horizons.
Whether you're a virtuoso or a beginner, this jam session is open to all. It's an incredible chance to learn, grow, and experience the thrill of making music in the moment. So, don't miss out on this extraordinary gathering of musical souls.
Remember, the event is free, so invite your friends, family, and fellow music enthusiasts. Let's come together and create a night of unforgettable melodies, harmonies, and rhythms. See you there!
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Every Sunday @ 7 PM
**Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
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Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Come learn, practice and dance Argentine Tango in the backroom of Cafe Coda! There will be a half-hour beginner lesson from 7 to 7:30 PM, followed by an open Práctica from 7:30 to 8:30 PM, followed by a Milonga (Social Dance) from 8:30 to 10:30 PM.
All this for the low-low price of $10. But wait, your $10 also gets you access to the Bachata lesson and Salsa/Bachata dance occurring in the front room!
Pay for the tango in the backroom to your MTS hosts.
This is the the right blend of Salsa and Tango, allowing tango aficionados several tandas in a row for fuller emersion in the tango experience.
Drinks are available at the bar, and can be taken to the backroom!
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Join us for a night of sizzling rhythms and fiery moves at Cafe Coda's Tuesday Salsa Dance Night! Get ready to unleash your inner dancer and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of salsa. Salsa lessons will be provided at 7:30 and a dance party will follow at 8:30.
Cover: $10 per person. Please pay the bar staff. 💃🕺
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MJO’s Debut Monthly Café Coda Performance
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
The Madison Jazz Orchestra will make its debut monthly performance at its new home: Café Coda!
Friday Happy Hour - David Stoler Duo | FREE!
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Pls note that May 19 Duo is canceled.
Welcome to our Friday Happy Hour series! 🍻
Dave is performing with Henry Boehm on bass on this event.
Every 3rd Friday of the month, we'll feature the David Stoler Duo. 🎹
Dave Stoler is a native of Madison WI, and has formerly resided in New York City, Milwaukee and Miami. One of the busiest keyboardists in the area, Dave works with his own jazz trio, the Tony Castaneda Latin Jazz Sextet, The Ben Ferris Octet and The Darren Sterud NOLA Tribute Band. He also co-leads Steely Dane, a 16 member Steely Dan tribute band. He performs regularly with his trio and quartet at Smalls Jazz Club in New York City. His recording, titled “Urban Legends” is available on cdbaby.com. Currently, he is preparing several upcoming recordings slated for release in 2018. He was a semifinalist in the Thelonious Monk Piano Competition, The American Jazz Piano Competition, and a finalist in the Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition. He received a Master Of Music Degree in Jazz Performance from the University of Miami-Coral Gables, and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Composition from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Dave is performing with Henry Boehm on bass on this event.
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Marques Carroll Quintet - Madison Jazz Festival
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The Madison Jazz Festival welcomes the Marques Carroll Quintet on Friday, June 16, 2023, 8:00pm at Cafe CODA. Seating is general admission. Advance tickets can be purchased at madjazzfestcarroll.bpt.me. Online ticket sales end 2 hours before showtime. Tickets are also available at the door.
The performance will take you on a journey with select pieces to encourage you and connect you with yourself and those around you. This music embodies positivity, history, and optimism of good things to come. Marques Carroll has spent the last three years cultivating two albums centered on stories and people, The Ancestors' Call and Foundations, both of which will be featured. His debut album, The Ancestors’ Call connects deeply with his ancestors of African lineage and serves as a remembrance of their strength and wisdom as a foundation for life. Foundations pays tribute to the family and mentors that have been Carroll’s support network in his life as an artist, educator, and man.
Marques Carroll - Trumpet
Sam Jewell - Drums
Christian Dillingham - Bass
Julius Tucker - Piano
Brent Griffin - Alto
Chicago based trumpeter Marques Carroll is keeping the tradition of jazz alive while pushing the genre forward into exciting new territory. A bold performer and passionate educator, he is dedicated to preserving the authentic culture of jazz and spreading his holistic love of music around the world.
Born into a musical family in St. Louis, Marques fell in love with the trumpet when he was only 8 years old. His grandfather worked with jazz legend Clark Terry who would become a major influence on the young musician. Marques grew up absorbing the blues of Louis Armstrong and the laid back sounds of Miles Davis, eventually going on to study jazz performance at DePaul University. He expanded his palette to include classical and hip-hop influences, making him a throughly modern and versatile musician.
Marques has worked and shared the stage with jazz powerhouses like Carmen Bradford, Dee Dee Bridgewater (Count Basie Band), Etienne Charles, Christian McBride, Jon Faddis, Meshell Ndegeocello, and Randy Weston (Chicago Jazz Ensemble). Marques’ compositions are soulful explorations of culture and consciousness. A storyteller at heart, he uses his horn to break down barriers between genres, writing evocative music that speaks directly to the soul. “Every instrument plays a character,” Marques says, describing his methods. “I want people to open their minds to what the story is about. Every piece I write is purposeful.”
The Madison Jazz Festival is organized by the Wisconsin Union Theater and Arts + Literature Laboratory, and is made possible with the support of The Capital Times, John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation, Dane Arts, Madison Music Collective, Madison Jazz Jam, NewBridge Madison, Audio for the Arts, High Noon Saloon, Gunderson Funeral Home, Graduate Madison, WORT FM, Summit Credit Union, and Madison Gas & Electric, and Carlson Black O'Callaghan & Battenberg LLP, with additional funds from the Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation, the Evjue Foundation, Inc., charitable arm of The Capital Times, the W. Jerome Frautschi Foundation, and the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation, and the Arts Midwest GIG Fund, a program of Arts Midwest that is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board.
Friday Night Latin Dance Party by DJ Francis Medrano | FREE
Cafe CODA
Come join us for a hot dance party with DJ Francis Medrano! He will spin some Latino music to make your body move all night!
Free event! Bring your friends! 💃🕺
Kirtan with Swami Aamod | FREE
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Join us on every third Saturday of the month at 2 PM for Kirtan with Swami Aamod. Come sing, dance, meditate, and celebrate life's blessings. 💙
Entry is free but donations are always welcome.
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Outdoor Mobile Orchestra - Madison Make Music Day
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
As part of the city wide music appreciation day, Cafe Coda will be welcoming artist John Himmelfarb and his two interactive musical trucks! Yes, you read that right. These musical trucks will be interactive, meaning people will be able to move about and drum on various parts of these automobiles. We'll also have other instruments available for people to play outside. These trucks will be parked outside the front doors of Cafe Coda starting at noon on June 21st.
More about these incredible works of art below. 👇
KB-3 is both the title of this sculpture and the International Harvester Company truck model designation. This KB-3, a one ton dually, is a model year 1947. The objects added to it to create the sculpture came from scrap yards, barns and donations from friends. Even the diamond-plate pickup truck box came from a scrap yard.
Penelope Awaiting Her Chamberlain is a 1946 Chevy 2 ton. The title is both a reference to the Penelope of the Odysseus story and to the sculptor John Chamberlain, who used scrap from wrecked autos to make his work. Like Chamberlain, I am basically a formalist. The arrangements of color, shape, texture and other aspects of visual language are more important than the narrative qualities, which can be supplied by the viewer.
"When making these truck sculptures, I became aware of their sonic potential, just banging things around to get them in place. At about the same time, I began to hear concerts of new music, some of which used unusual instruments, some made by the composers. I started to look for musicians interested in playing my trucks, and eventually, several concerts materialized from that idea." - John Himmelfarb
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Date: Wednesday, June 21st, 2023
Time: 12 PM
Tickets: FREE!
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Kahil El'Zabar & David Murray - The Golden Sea Duo Tour
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Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the El’Zabar/Murray “Golden Sea Duo Tour!” Their performances are spectacular, spellbinding, and spontaneously historical in all aspects, drawing large audiences around the globe!
Sir Kahil El’Zabar, was Knighted by the Council General of France for his Global contributions to the Arts. He has performed with luminaries like, Dizzy Gillespie, Cannonball Adderley, Pharoah Sanders, Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder, Archie Shepp, Eddie Harris, Donny Hathaway, Paul Simon, Ntozake Shange, Nona Hendryx, Neneh Cherry, Lester Bowie, Hamiet Bluiett, Malachi Favors, Billy Bang, Gene Ammons, to name a few. Dr.El’Zabar, holds a PHD from Lake Forest College in Inter-Disciplinary Arts. He taught music and inter disciplinary arts at the U. Nebraska/Lincoln, and U. IL/Chicago. He was Appointed by Pres. Bill Clinton to the National Task Force for Arts Presenting in Education. He won the International Ambassador Award from Pres. Barak Obama’s Administration. Kahil El’zabar has served on the prestigious boards of the Lila Wallace Readers Digest Fund, The National Endowment of the Arts, and the National Campaign for the Freedom of Expression. He is also the former chairmen of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM). El’Zabar, Has recorded over 100 acclaimed projects, and founded and leads the legendary Ethnic Heritage Ensemble and Ritual Trio.
David Murray is considered to be the most influential tenor saxophonist of his generation. He has recorded more than 300 acclaimed projects. He has worked with many of the giants, such as Max Roach, Charles Mingus, Cecil Taylor, Jack DeJohnette, Chico Hamilton, Elvin Jones, Archie Shepp, Pharoah Sanders, Randy Weston, the list goes on. He is co founder of the World Saxophone Quartet, and leads the famed David Murray Quartet, David Murray Octet, and the David Murray Big Band. Dr. Murray was awarded a PHD in the Arts from Claremont College, and is also a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fulbright Scholar. Mr. Murray has won 2 Grammys.
Production: Cafe CODA 🎼
Date: Saturday, June 24, 2023
Time: 8 PM
Tickets: $20 / $25
*Limited quantity of early bird tickets are available at a discounted price at cafecoda.club/buy-tickets
**Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
***Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
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Tani Diakite & The AfroFunkstars
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Tani is a musical force who has inspired an entire community of artists. With his Kamale n'goni, a West African ancestor to the banjo, and his plaintive singing, he never fails to drop the deepest blues around.
Over the years, watching Tani and the Afrofunkstars perform has been a treat for many. You never know what's going to happen or who will show up to play along with Tani and the band. Tani has been able to capture several performances over the years.
Production: Cafe CODA 🎼
Date: April 28th, 2023
Time: 7 PM
Tickets: $10
*Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
**Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
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Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Every last Friday of the month, join us for the Afrovibe Soiree, FRIDAY NIGHT hosted by VJ Beatz, DJ Lyriks and DJ Eazy E. 🎤
#1 international event in Wisconsin
21 + (Check IDs at the door)
Tickets: $15 (early bird, limited quantity)/ $20 (at the door)
**Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
***Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
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ASTRO (Anders Svanoe’s Teleporting Rhythmic Orchestra) with special guest Geoff Brady
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ASTRO (Anders Svanoe’s Teleporting Rhythmic Orchestra)
Anders Svanoe-baritone saxophone
Pawan Benjamin-alto and tenor saxophones, flutes, Shehnai
Tony Catania-tenor saxophone
Jim Doherty-trumpet
Phil Zell-trumpet
Louka Patenaude-guitar
Henry Boehm-bass
Brad Townsend-bass
Michael Brenneis-drums/electronics
Nick Zielinski-drums
Special guest Geoff Brady will be joining the group on May 27th (drums) and June 1st (vibes).
Starting March 2nd, and every first Thursday of the month, Cafe Coda will present a new large improvising ensemble, ASTRO (Anders Svanoe’s Teleporting Rhythmic Orchestra) at 7:30. The group features an all-star group of improvisors and composers from the Madison area. The group will teleport musically from experimental to more familiar music written by baritone saxophonist, Anders Svanoe.
"The music here is anything but predicable and Svanoe writes memorable melodies, like the hard swinging bebop composition "Bird Strike" which would fit easily on a Pepper Adams recording. Svanoe's heated solo gives way to the coolness of Doherty's trumpet. Elsewhere the saxophonist goes toe-to-toe with Conroy on the brief meditative piece "Spiral Staircase Glamour;" and extends the reflection on "Altimeter High," which could easily be confused with the music of Don Cherry. Then there's the cartoon theme/Albert Ayler march "Walk On The SAS" which mines madcap for relevance. The closing track "Subsonic" features the bassists' bowed and plucked sounds that give way to luscious harmonies. Svanoe's richly verdant horn opens the composition to images of blue skies blue.
Mark Corroto- All About Jazz
This album thrives on ambiguity, bleeding between styles and moods. If it’s firmly rooted in jazz it also explicitly draws on Svanoe’s love of heavy metal. If Svanoe is building these pieces around definite, composed themes (the full trio shares composition credits on the masterfully eerie “Hotshot”), he’s also determined to bend them into oblique improvised corners. Don’t get comfortable (or uncomfortable) in any one mode for too long. “Rosy Cheeks” takes you into the baritone-as-suave-tenor mode, a welcome if an almost misleading turn in the album’s sequence.
Scott Gordon- Tone Madison
Production: Cafe CODA
*Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
**Please check our FB page for announcements and cancellations.
Friday Happy Hour - Luke Leavitt Duo | FREE!
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Welcome to our Friday Happy Hour series! 🍻
Every 1st Friday of the month, we'll feature the Luke Leavitt Duo. 🎹
Luke Leavitt is a young talented jazz musician and sound geographer based in Madison. He’s also a PhD student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Spoken Word Night - Hosted by Rob DZ
Cafe CODA1224 Williamson st.Madison, WI53703 Map
Rob Franklin, also known as Rob Dz, is the Media Projects Bubblerarian for the Madison Public Library. As a Kennedy Center certified teaching artist for the Making Justice program his primary residency focus is on Hip Hop, Spoken Word and Personal Branding as positive forms of self-expression. As a musician, he has performed with the likes of Nas, Eminem, Common, Talib Kweli, and others. In 2017, he was inducted to both the American Folklife Center at the Library Of Congress and The National Museum of African American History and Culture as a member of The Story Corps program.
Tickets: $10 cover (buy tickets online or at the door)
Production: Cafe CODA
*Do I need to print my ticket?
No, but will help. Due to different systems, some people might not get the second email of tickets with QR codes.
You can either print your email receipts or simply show them on your phone upon arrival.
***Please check our FB page for announcements and cancelations