- Celebrate Black History Month at Table Rock House Restaurant
- The Niagara Jazz Festival’s Twilight Jazz & Blues Series returns featuring Cinnamon Jones and the Quincy Bullen Band
- Enjoy a flavourful three-course prix fixe dinner alongside incredible live music
- Hear from award-winning producer, author and social historian Saladin Allah
- Get tickets at niagaraparks.com/jazznight.
Niagara Parks in partnership with the Niagara Jazz Festival, presented by TD Ready Commitment, proudly presents the Twilight Jazz & Blues Series featuring Cinnamon Jones and the Quincy Bullen Band. Celebrate Black History Month with an evening of inspiring performances paired with a flavorful three-course prix fixe dinner at Table Rock House Restaurant. For more information and tickets, visit niagaraparks.com/jazznight.
Celebrate at Table Rock House Restaurant
All are invited to enjoy a soulful evening of food, friends and connection on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at Table Rock House Restaurant. This special celebration of Black History Month will feature live performances by Cinnamon Jones and the Quincy Bullen Band, along with an inspiring keynote address from Saladin Allah, an award-winning producer, author and social historian.
Tickets start at just $43 per person and include free parking, with an optional prix-fixe dinner package add-on available for $80 (inclusive of tax and gratuities). Discounted rates are available for students, musicians and artists. To purchase yours, please visit niagaraparks.com/jazznight.
Guest Speaker Saladin Allah
Saladin Allah, founder of the Atlantis School for Gifted Youngsters, serves as Director of Community Engagement at the Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center and Public Art Project Coordinator for the Niagara Falls National Heritage Area in Niagara Falls, NY. He is also the third great-grandson of freedom seeker Josiah Henson, whose story inspired the novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Cinnamon Jones
Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, Cinnamon Jones hit the ground running by opening for the legendary Rick James. At just 18, she moved to the Bay Area where she was introduced to the Blues and soon found herself on stage with artists like Buddy Ace, Jessie James and the one-and-only Jeffrey Osborne.
Today, she can be found performing live music across upstate New York. Catch her centre stage in Lady of Song, a heartfelt tribute to icons like Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone and Ella Fitzgerald. When the stage lights are off, this triple-threat producer, performer and humanitarian pours her heart into teaching the next generation of talent through her Rochester-based organization, Kids That Roc.
Quincy Bullen
Quincy Bullen is a dynamic pianist, producer and performer with an infectious energy and eclectic style. His debut solo album On Q (2010), highlighted his signature, Caribbean-inspired jazz vibe and acclaimed drummer Larnell Lewis.
His music pushes boundaries, blending genres to create fresh and exciting sounds. The energetic and humorous performer has no trouble keeping audiences entertained. Quincy has graced the stages of many top festivals like the Montreal Jazz Festival and Caribana.
Quotes
“We are truly thrilled to partner with Niagara Parks once again for another special presentation and concert in celebration of Black History Month. This event will feature the return of two festival favourites—Cinnamon Jones and the Quincy Bullen Band—along with Saladin Allah, who will share valuable insights into Black history in the Niagara Region. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Niagara Falls, this concert will turn the Table Rock House Restaurant into one of the most unique concert venues in the world. Combined with the incredible talent we have lined up; it promises to be an unforgettable evening for everyone.” – Juliet Dunn, Festival Co-Creator and Executive Artistic Producer
About Niagara Jazz Festival
The Niagara Jazz Festival is an award-winning not-for-profit music festival that celebrates jazz and world music throughout the year. Currently in its 12th season, the festival aims to inspire, educate and grow jazz audiences by combining live music with immersive experiences unique to the Niagara region, such as its food, wine, culture, attractions and natural wonders. The festival’s efforts are supported by Presenting Sponsor TD Bank Group through the TD Ready Commitment Initiative.
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