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| PERFORMERS - KEW Gardens Main Stage |
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| Brampton Jazz Ensemble |
| Brian Dickinson Trio |
| Sam Samole |
| Molly Jonhson and Big Sugar |
Toronto Blues Jam with The Kendall Wall Band,
Tony Flaim, Mel Brain, and Rita Chiarelli |
| Brian Hughes Band |
| Warren Hill |
| Johnny Pacheco 10-piece Latin Jazz Orchestra |
| Humber College |
| Norman Villenue Sextet |
Joe Sealy Quartet with Grand Ladies:
Arlene Smith, Jodie Drake, and Bobbi Sherron |
Bill King and the Jazz Report All-Stars
with Melissa Mann & Liberty Silver |
| Dave McMurdo |
| Jazz Orchestra |
| Sortie with Denny Christianson & Warren Hill |
The Little Festival That Grew. That's what organizers called the 4th Annual Beaches Jazz Festival at Kew Gardens! What started as a two-day affair, was now turning into one of Canada's premier outdoors jazz events. Over 100,000 people were expected to attend the festivities - that's almost double the attendance of the previous year's event. As a special bonus this particular year, Beaches residents received a sampling of upcoming musical acts during the week prior to the festival. Between July 22nd & 24th. Many local jazz acts performed in and around the Beaches area, on the street corners giving every one a taste of entertainment that was in store for the weekend. Posters and T-shirts were now on sale during the festival, with the proceeds going to the Senior Links charity. This non-profit organization is designed to improve the quality of the lives of seniors in the Beaches area. So far, over the three years that the festival had been in operation, over $40,000 had been raised. In 1992, the Beaches Jazz Festival quickly established itself as one of the premier cultural events in Metro Toronto. |
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