‘Bon Voyage, David’ Evening Sends Jazz Vocalist Off with Melody and Mission

On a special Saturday night, the air in Mama’s Medicinals Hall at 328 N. State St. in Ukiah will fill with the smooth and sultry sounds of jazz. February 10th, marks the 'Bon Voyage, David' jazz night, featuring an ensemble of talented musicians set to perform from 7 to 9 p.m. The gathering is not just a musical event but a fond send-off for jazz vocalist David Post, who is soon to depart on a volunteer mission abroad.

An Evening of Jazz

Audiences can expect an entrancing evening as David Post takes to the microphone with his unique vocal stylings. The star-studded lineup includes renowned pianist Barney McClure tickling the ivories, while the accomplished bassist Pierre Archain lays down the groove. Together, these artists will create an atmosphere reminiscent of jazz's golden age, a treat for both die-hard jazz aficionados and those new to the genre. Entry to this intimate affair is priced at just $10, making it accessible to all who wish to witness musical mastery in action.

A Noble Cause

David Post’s concert is more than just a showcase of talent; it’s a heartfelt goodbye before he sets off to Warsaw, Poland, for a two-month volunteer stint. Post will be dedicating his time and musical skills to working with Ukrainian refugee children, directing them in the production of the beloved musical 'The Lion King.' It’s a noble endeavor that intertwines the arts with compassion and support for those in need. Attending the 'Bon Voyage, David' event thus serves a dual purpose: experiencing a night of delightful jazz and supporting a local artist in his commitment to a humanitarian cause.

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