JAMinc is pleased to be partnering with the Richmond International Film Festival to present the screening of BLUE NOTE RECORDS: BEYOND THE NOTES.
Read MoreTim Timberlake talks up JAMinc with WRVA’s morning news host. Have a listen.
Read MoreLast year JAMinc fans voted us one of the best Live Music Series in RVA in Style Weekly’s Best of Richmond feature. Get your vote in by 5pm on March 15, 2019!
Read MoreOn behalf of our board of directors, let me extend sincere season’s greetings and our thanks for your support of our efforts over the past year, in whatever way that might have come.
Read MoreJAMinc board member Samson Trinh, who is a music educator at the Steward School, is excited to announce that The Steward School will host The Recycled Orchestra of Cateura for a city-wide performance at The Carpenter Theater on Thursday, Nov….
Read MoreJAMinc hosted The Scott Street Five String Finals at the 2018 Richmond Folk Festival.
Read MoreSinger, songwriter, storyteller, humanitarian Robbie Schaefer joined us for a very well-timed performance at In Your Ear on November 11th, the Friday after our long and exhausting election season.
Read MoreTo honor the memory of original JAMinc board member, distinguished attorney and dedicated banjo player Scott Street, who we lost in February of 2015 to cancer, we’re excited to announce the 2nd annual edition of our banjo competition for young players. And this year, there will be two divisions and two sets of finalists…for bluegrass/Scruggs-style players and for clawhammer/old time players.
Read MoreRobbin Thompson lost his 15-year fight with cancer late Friday night. He was at home with family and friends. Virginia – and the world really – lost too. He endured many lengthy treatments, with devious side effects, but rarely if ever complained. By all accounts, he faced his illness with courage and his well-known sense of humor. In a newsletter this year he talked about the battle and his decision to take another shot at beating cancer.
Read MoreAll of us at JAMinc mourn the loss of our fellow board member and dear friend Scott Street, who died February 1st after a brief but brave fight with a rare cancer. As an attorney, lover and supporter of music and dedicated banjo player, Scott has been an important part of JAMinc’s mission since its inception and we will sorely miss his wise counsel, warm smile and abiding love of the five-string.
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