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SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21. In front of the "Jazz and the Afterlife" Mural by Sandow Birk & Elyse Pignolet are, at left master percussionist John Santos and bassist, Saul Sierra. Santos is also one of the center's resident artistic directors. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. But the organization has never had a home of its own, until now. -
At the corner of San Francisco's Franklin and Fell Streets is SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
The Robert H. Miner Auditorium at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21. -
SFJAZZ Center executive artistic director and founder Randall Kline at the lobby if the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. -
SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
At the terrace looking out on Franklin and Fell Streets at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21. -
SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
The John Santos Sextet performs at the auditorium of the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. But the organization has never had a home of its own, until now. -
Pianist, Marco Diaz with the John Santos Sextet performs at the auditorium of the SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
Master percussionist and SFJAZZ Center resident artistic director John Santos performs at the auditorium of the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
SF SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
SFJAZZ Center staffer Shelby Stone at the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. But the organization has never had a home of its own, until now. -
SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
The Robert H. Miner Auditorium at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. -
The Robert H. Miner Auditorium at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
The Robert H. Miner Auditorium at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. -
Master percussionist and SFJAZZ Center resident artistic director John Santos performs at the auditorium of the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
Master percussionist and SFJAZZ Center resident artistic director John Santos performs at the auditorium of the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
SFJAZZ Center executive operating director Felice Swapp answers question with a panel at the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
SFJAZZ Center executive artistic director and founder Randall Kline answers question with a panel at the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
SFJAZZ Center executive artistic director and founder Randall Kline answers question with a panel at the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
A Sandow Birk & Elyse Pignolet mural titled "Jazz and the City" on the second floor of the SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. But the organization has never had a home of its own, until now. -
At far left, SFJAZZ Center executive operating director Felice Swapp answers question with a panel at the center's new 35,000 square-foot building which opens Jan. 21. -
Bassist, Saul Sierra wheels out his bass after performing at SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opens Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old. -
At the corner of San Francisco's Franklin and Fell Streets is SFJAZZ Center's new 35,000 square-foot building opening Jan. 21 and will be the largest of its kind on the west coast. For three decades, SFJAZZ has presented the full spectrum of local and international jazz artists while nurturing the future of America's indigenous art form through music education programs for young and old.
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