Jazz at Rogers: Bohemian Swing and The Great Gatsby

Bohemian Swing and the Great Gatsby: A Night of Jazz; Roaring Twenties Style - East End Jazz and the Southampton History Museum Revive the “Gold Coast” Era on June 11th

Step back into the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties as East End Jazz and the Southampton History Museum proudly present Bohemian Swing and the Great Gatsby On Thursday, June 11th, this immersive musical experience invites guests to relive the era that famously inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American masterpiece.

The event will be held on the historic grounds of the Southampton History Museum, centered around the iconic 1843 Rogers Mansion. While the museum frequently explores local connections to the Jazz Age, this evening offers a rare opportunity to see history come alive through the high-energy, infectious rhythms of swing.

The evening features a premier quartet of jazz talent dedicated to the sounds of the era:
Vanessa Trouble (Vocals): A dynamic vocalist and band leader, Trouble captivates audiences with her energetic and sensual interpretations of the American Jazz and swing songbook.
Vinny Raniolo (Guitar): A highly acclaimed jazz guitarist and educator, Raniolo is renowned for his expertise in rhythm and accompaniment within the gypsy swing and acoustic jazz genres.
Iris Ornig (Double Bass): A professional bassist, composer, and director of the nonprofit East End Jazz, Ornig is dedicated to fostering young talent and bringing the community together through world-class musical performances.
Special Guest (Clarinet): To Be Announced.

The ensemble will perform a curated selection of songs from the 1920s, blending the sophisticated melodies of the American Songbook with the virtuosic, string-driven style popularized by Django Reinhardt.

Event Details

WHEN: Thursday, June 11th, 2026

TIME: 6:30pm - 7:45pm

WHERE: Southampton History Museum - 17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton, NY

ATTIRE: Roaring Twenties style is encouraged!

Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for this outdoor concert on the lawn!

About East End Jazz: East End Jazz is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing the community together through the power of jazz. By hosting world-class performances and educational workshops, East End Jazz fosters an environment that is respectful, welcoming, and open to all.

The Southampton History Museum's free public programs are made possible, in part, by funding from the residents of the Southampton Union Free School District. Thanks to the generous support of our community, admission to all of the museum's historic sites and exhibitions is also free to the public.

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