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Frank Talk Television kicks off new season!
Frank Talk Television with host and executive producer, Gilda Rogers, kicks off this season with the upcoming 7th Annual New Brunswick Jazz Festival Oct. 7-9.
Frank Talk Television with host and executive producer, Gilda Rogers, kicks off this season with the upcoming 7th Annual New Brunswick Jazz Festival Oct. 7-9.
Frank Talk Television New Season
On the pulse of arts, culture and entertainment, Gilda sat down with some of the people who make New Brunswick a destination for jazz and a happening place to be.
Hear from Crossroads Theatre producer, Marshall Jones, along with the founder of the New Brunswick Jazz Festival, Allen McGriff, Virginia DeBerry, founding member of the New Brunswick Jazz Project and hear the jazzy sounds of the Bashore Quartet and the Gambone Project and more. This lively segment puts the spotlight on New Brunswick — an artistic cultural haven.
When
October 4, 2011
@ 9:30 a.m., 3:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
“October Jazz: The 7th Annual New Brunswick Jazz Festival “
Brookdale Television
Comcast Channel 21
Verizon FIOS channel 46
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