Glove Cities Arts Alliance to Present Jazz Concert in Trail Station Park
Performance at 7pm on Saturday, May 23rd at Gloversville’s Trail Station Park’s Splash Pad Pavilion.
The Glove Cities Arts Alliance will present a jazz concert with world-renown jazz musicians Michael Bisio, bassist, and Kirk Knuffke, cornetist. The concert will take place in Gloversville’s Trail Station Park’s new Splash Pad Pavilion. Award-winning regional brewing company, Stump City Brewing, will also be present with a pop-up bar.
The Glove Cities Arts Alliance
The Glove Cities Arts Alliance was founded in 2021 by local artist and arts educator, Janelle Krause, and regional artist, Robert Tomlinson. The Alliance recently launched Quiet Observations/Fun, the newest exhibition featuring artworks by Alexandra Higgins and Clayton Thomas, at The Glove Cities Gallery, located at 52 Church Street in Gloversville, running now through June 20th. The gallery is a partnership between the Glove Cities Arts Alliance and Kearney Realty & Development Group and is attached to the new Glove City Lofts complex.
Bassist, Michael Bisio, has performed all over the world with artists of all kinds as musician and bandleader. Regionally, he has been a staple performer at the Karpelles Museum and The Lace Mill, and is the composer of several film, animation, and theatrical scores for such creators as Karl Krogstad, Randy Allred, Vincent Balestri, and Bernard Roddy. Cornetist, Kirk Knuffke, has often partnered with Bisio, and is also an accomplished composer and bandleader. His 2022 album, Gravity Without Airs, earned him a New York Times Critics’ Playlist Pick.
Jazz with Knuffke and Bisio will perform at 7pm on Saturday, May 23rd at Gloversville’s Trail Station Park’s Splash Pad Pavilion. $15 tickets to this one-night-only event are available at ticketstripe.com/knbjazz. Current GCAA members receive $10 tickets. Tickets can also be purchased at the door with cash, debit, credit, or mobile pay apps. Must be 21 years or older with valid I.D. to drink. Small concessions will be available for suggested donation prices to help support the future of GCAA.
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