The Statuary Presents: Doug Beavers Afro-Latin Sextet
Fri, Jun 13
|Jersey City
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


Time & Location
Jun 13, 2025, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Jersey City, 53 Congress St, Jersey City, NJ 07307, USA
Guests
About the event
The Statuary presents a Latin Dance Party with Jersey City’s 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 miss this chance to hear Doug deliver his world class artistry up close and personal to the beloved neighborhood he has made his home.
The Band:
Doug Beavers, trombone
Fernando Pinto, vocal
Gabriel Chakarji, piano
Alex ‘Apolo’ Ayala, bass
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