We’re two devoted music lovers sharing 57-varieties of hard-bopping, toe-tapping, finger-clicking, groove-pumping jazz along the Dorset and Devon coasts.Â
Looking for an explosive night out in a buzzy auditorium or a chilled intimate jazz supper?  Come solo, with a partner, with friends or bring the whole gang – you’ll always find a warm welcome.
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Hit the other must-visit jazz hotspots such as Jazz Cafe in Sandbanks Poole, Sidmouth International Jazz & Blues Festival in May, Swanage Jazz Festival in July or the eclectic We Out Here festival in August.
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“The best pianist to come along in Britain in the last 2 decades, and the nearest to the great Oscar Peterson” – Digby Fairweather.
Find out more about all our events and grab tickets by clicking on the event boxes below
Celebrate Oscar Peterson’s 100th with award-winning pianist Craig Milverton and his swinging trio. Dazzling jazz in a magical venue for an unforgettable night in Lyme Regis.
ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, LYME REGIS
Mamas Gun, one of the most exciting soul bands in the country, are back in Lyme Regis. A must see live act blending soul, funk, blues and pop.
MARINE THEATRE, LYME REGIS
“Your programming is spot on – even if I’ve never heard of an artist, I know they will be top rate if Jazz Jurassica are presenting them”.
Alex
“I’ve been a jazz and blues fan for many years with little on offer to tempt me locally. But you’ve changed all that by giving us top class jazz on a regular basis. You also seem to have a happy knack of spotting new young talent. You’ve made such a difference to the music scene here.”
NigelÂ
“Jazz Jurassica continually brings new artists and audiences of diverse backgrounds to Lyme Regis, adding vibrancy and creativity to the region’s music scene.”
Marine Theatre
“Jazz Jurassica has broadened my own musical horizons bringing me into contact with new collaborators and different styles of playing. It’s pretty unique in that respect.”
Musician
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