San Jose Jazz Festival 2011: Saturday Schedule

10am	Groove Messengers
11am	Sons of Jubal
12pm	B-Side Players Tito y su son de Cuba Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Fransisco Brenda Wong Aoki/Mark Izu's Kabuki Cabaret Nineteen Dixie Six Archbishop Mitty High School Jazz Band
1pm	Legally Blue Swing Dance Lesson Mr. Clifford Music
1:30pm	The Swing Solution
2pm	Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Louie Romero y Mazacote John Calloway and the Latin Collective Sylvia Cuenca Organ Trio Gail Dobson and the Dobson Family Band Dani Paige Band Mr. Clifford Music
3pm	Kirby Sewell Band Introduction to jazz for kids (ages 8-12) by Drei im roten Kreis
3:30pm	Swing Dance Lesson
4pm	Mavis Staples Montuno Swing Grupo Falso Baiano Sophie Milman Giacomo Gates & Larry Dunlap Trio Los Gatos Saratoga Big Band Laila Smith Trio Introduction to jazz for kids (ages 4-7)
5pm	Eric Lindell San Jose Jazz Summer Combo
6pm	Dave Koz Rumbaché Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet Dena DeRose Trio Christian Tamburr Quintet featuring special guest Dominick Farinacci Breze Monterey Jazz Festival's County High School All Star Band
6:15pm	Swing Dance Lesson
7pm	Gino Matteo and the Family Phunk Stompin' at the Savoy
8pm	Edgardo Cambón y Candela The Park Dr. Gone & Serious Condition featuring Jasmine Joshua
8:30pm	Swing Dance Lesson
9pm	Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Stompin' at the Savoy
10pm	Shotgun Wedding Quintet Jessica Johnson Band After Hours at the Pagoda     (DSs and performances, 10pm–1:30am)
11:00pm	The Lyratones

San Jose Jazz Festival 2011: Friday Schedule

5pm	The Boathouse Allstars
6pm	Doug Beavers' Titanes del Trombones featuring Wayne Wallace and Abel Figueroa The Poblano Project
6:30pm	Swing Dance Lesson
7pm	TBA Ron Gariffo Orchestra
8pm	Karabali Zoë Keating Michelle Pollace's Jazz y Clave
8:30pm	Ohio Players Swing Dance Lesson
9pm	Stompin' at the Savoy
10pm	Non Stop Bhangra Eliza Henderson After Hours at the Pagoda     (DJs and performances, 10pm–1:30am)
11pm	Millennium Sounds Orchestra

San Jose is Developing a 100-Mile Trail Network

San Jose's Annual Trail Program was released a few weeks ago, and it reveals quite an ambitious plan to link up and develop a network of trails that would exceed 100 miles. To give you an idea of the scope of this, we currently have 36 miles of paved trails. The Annual Trail Program is a great read and provides the status of over a dozen different projects that are currently in process. Some of these are pretty impressive, such as a 9 mile trail extension from Montague Expressway to Story Road consisting of at least 5 pedestrian bridges and 11 under-crossings. Read all about it right over here.

San Jose Jazz Summerfest Overview