A captivating ensemble that blends the intricate melodies of jazz with the rich textures of traditional folk music.

The Statuary invites you to be transported to the sound of Paris...

The Statuary presents one of the most lyrical and exciting trumpeters of his time, Freddie Hendrix.

The Statuary invites you to a night of pure joy and swing with the timeless Champian Fulton Trio.  Champian has graced the world's stages many times over and now brings her well-honed trio to our intimate listening room. 

Tribute to the late master trumpeter and educator William B Fielder featuring Terell Stafford Quintet, Lee Hogans & Pursuance, & the Ted Chubb Quintet

The Statuary is delighted to present one of the fastest rising stars in the jazz world, vocalist Tyreek McDole. Since winning the 2023 Sarah Vaughn Competition, Tyreek McDole has been on a meteoric rise, fueled by his deeply soulful baritone voice and uplifting message.

The Statuary is delighted to present one of the finest pianists of our time, and Jersey City Heights resident, David Kikoski.

The Statuary presents a Latin Dance Party with Jersey Citys Heights' favorite Grammy winning artist, Doug Beavers and his Afro-Latin Sextet.  You may have seen Doug headlining past Jersey City Latin Jazz Festivals, Hoboken Música, or touring the globe with the famed Spanish Harlem Orchestra.  Don’t

Latin-Grammy nominated Cuban trumpeter and composer Kalí Rodríguez-Peña is one of the leading voices of a young generation of Cuban musicians living in New York City. His sound fuses the traditional motifs of his native Cuba with a passion for jazz classicism influenced by Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Dav

A voice that captivates, a presence that commands—Vanisha Gould brings her soulful, expressive artistry to The Statuary.

A powerhouse of innovation, Rudresh Mahanthappa’s Hero Trio reimagines jazz classics with electrifying energy and fearless creativity. Featuring François Moutin on bass and Rudy Royston on drums, this trio delivers bold, high-octane interpretations of legends.

An evening of boundary-pushing jazz awaits as Rachel Eckroth and John Hadfield, two of the most creative forces in modern music, take the stage—joined by the legendary Donny McCaslin, the saxophonist behind David Bowie’s final band.