- September 17, 2024
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Dottie Mauger, Nina Belott and Vicki Hadley (Photos by Lesley Dwyer)
Aria, Jennifer and Alondra Cortez found a shady spot.
JAC of All Trades play a concert in St. Armands Circle Park on August 13.
JAC of All Trades play St. Armands Circle for a summer concert series.
JAC stands for Jonathan Andrew Cortez, a former "American Idol" contestant.
The crowd enjoys the music and the shade.
Saturday's event was the second of three summer concerts held by the St. Armands Circle Business Improvement District.
Debra Chrobak, Sunday Giambrone Taylor and Shelly Campbell take a moment to enjoy their surroundings.
Grayson and Trey Bushorr enjoy the show.
MaryBeth Spence and Vickie Guidry found a shady spot.
Ginger Calpabo and Carlene Koch
Arthur Wasserman and Gail Thompson
The crowd clapping along to JAC of All Trades in St. Armands Circle Park.
Concert goers bring folding chairs and blankets to enjoy an afternoon of jazz music in the park.
Jessica, Olivia and Sinisa Brcinovic
Hasan and Jo Ann Tezduyar
Dennis, Mary and Tom Krier
Jean Ellis and Callahan
At St. Armands Circle Park on Aug. 13, JAC of All Trades brought fans out — jazz fans and the kind that kept them cool on a simmering Saturday afternoon.
JAC is the lead singer’s initials: Jonathan Andrew Cortez, who was a contestant on “American Idol.”
Like the TV show, Saturday's performance attracted an audience of all ages.
“She’s 90,” Vickie Hadley said as she pointed to her toe-tapping mom, Dottie Mauger, “She saw this in the paper last week and asked us to bring her here.” They arrived early and nabbed “fan seats.”
Trey and Grayson Bushorr’s grandparents brought them to the concert. The brothers were visiting from Buffalo, New York, for the weekend.
Next-Mark President Joe Grano called the summer concert series a refreshing opportunity to bring top talent into the park and get people out after COVID-19 prevented the St. Armands Business Improvement District from holding events.
The next and final concert in the series is on Sept. 17.
