How do you condense a century of musical revolution into one entertaining hour?

We are holding two special schools concerts on Friday November 27th in collaboration with St/ Malachy’s college and Belfast City Council’s Teenage Kicks scheme.

‘An Introduction to 100 years of Jazz for School kids’

Primary schools: 10:00AM
Secondary schools: 1:30PM
Duration: approx 1hr

Discover 100 years of jazz with this brand new educational concert!
Join one of Ireland’s leading jazz musicians, Scott Flanigan with his band
to experience everything from ragtime to funk, cool jazz to free jazz, and everything in between.
Featuring some of Northern Ireland’s most experienced jazz musicians and teachers, this
concert will be a fun, fast, accessible and informative experience to introduce children to the
instruments, styles, and history of jazz. The concert will also feature guests from St. Malachy’s jazz band.

Capacity:
We have a limited capacity per concert and we expect places to fill up quickly.

Address:

St. Malachy’s college
36 Antrim Rd, Belfast BT15 2AE

Cost:
Free to school

How to Apply

To secure a spot for your class, please contact us at info@scottsjazzclub.com with your school
name, year group, and number of pupils.

Don’t miss the chance to let your students experience this exclusive educational
opportunity by some of Ireland’s leading musicians!

About Scott’s Jazz Club:

Scott’s Jazz Club has built a reputation as one of the best jazz clubs in Europe. Relocating to a new venue in Belfast city centre in December 2026 with
world-class sound, lights, projections and a beautiful new community funded grand piano.

QUOTES

“This is a very special place. The energy is amazing. As a working jazz musician, places like
these are really diamonds.They’re very, very important for us and I think they are important
culturally for the community. Please support this as much as you can because this is what life is all about!”
-Joel Frahm, American saxophonist

“l think now of the wonderful opportunities and collective efforts made by the present team in
Scott’s club as an historical landmark in Jazz music making in Belfast. May they continue their
excellent work in celebrating not only the best of Irish Jazz but also of international jazz as well.”
-Tommy Halferty, Irish guitarist