TENNESSEE VALLEY JAZZ SOCIETY-HUNTSVILLE

SUPPORTING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

28th Annual Jazz-N-June Festival

Presented by:

Tennessee Valley Jazz Society-Huntsville

EXPOSURE

Jazz-N-June Festival offers a variety of activities to reach a broad and diverse market. In addition to the unique community

outreach activities, Jazz-N-June (JNJ) media outlets will announce the calendar of events and activities. Depending upon

your level of partnership, your business and organization will receive exposure in a variety of ways.

INNOVATION

JNJ is the only festival supporting youth development through jazz and other art forms, health awareness and life & golf

skills. As the brochure demonstrates, JNJ presents a unique variety of festival activities that positively impact the mind, body

and soul of individuals.

HISTORY (brief)

From the beginning, the principal goal of JNJ has been to present an impressive level of musicianship and artistic expres-

sion. Each year the festival-goers are treated to some of the very best jazz performers in the region and other parts of the

world. The Tennessee Valley Jazz Society often features world-class musicians who have been cited top performers by their

peers. From NEA Jazz Masters Ellis Marsalis, Marian McPartland, Jimmy Heath and Randy Weston to Grammy-nominees

Freddy Cole, Nenna Freelon to Roy Ayers, Richie Cole, Victor Goines and Fred Wesley, the JNJ has brought some of the

world's most influential talent to the area.

EDUCATION

A vital component of the JNJ is the focus on jazz education and youth development. Each year, the festival creates educa-

tional opportunities for students and aficionados through its jazz clinics and master classes. NEA Jazz Master Ellis Marsalis

has committed his support in developing and implementing a comprehensive program to enhance the Tennessee Valley Jazz

Society’s Jazz Studies. Ellis Marsalis’s commitment promises to bring a strong complementary cultural/arts/education thrust

to the region already internationally recognized for its’ science/technology emphasis. Young musicians from schools around

the area are invited to perform at JNJ and learn from such noted educators like Ellis Marsalis, Jimmy Heath, Jothan Callins,

Devere Pride and Ken Watters in a focused and effective workshop setting.

SPONSORSHIPS

...Jazz-N-June will help your business succeed

With JNJ, your company can sponsor a single event, a series of events, or the entire festival.

And the sky's the limit as to how you can promote your products or services at our events and activities.

Because with JNJ, your promotions have the freedom to be marketed in their most creative and unique way. Lets make

your goods and services stand out in the crowd.

Consider JNJ as a well-rounded extension of your marketing department. Your presents will guarantee additional

exposure to festival attendees reaching a vast market.

In addition to JNJ28 Outreach Activities, opportunities for partnership and more market reach is accessible thru

Jazz-N-June nights and Saturday and Sunday events!

See the sponsorship form page

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SPONSORSHIP FORM

Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Website: Email: Contact Person:

My contribution for the Jazz-N-June Festival will help support: “Youth Developmental Programs”

$500 Outreach Sponsor: i.e. Library Jazz Concert; Jazz for seniors; Technology & Health for Seniors;Youth Jazz program; Science & Arts Symposium; Community Golf Day; Tennis Clinic, receives ad in Jazz fest book, jazz band (trio+) play for one hour. Jazz-N-June Nights

$1,500 Host Sponsor: each spots i.e., restaurant, sports bar/grill, café, office and other public locations receive a full-page ad in Jazz Fest Book, tickets to concert, jazz band (trio+) play for two hours.

$2,500 Festival Sponsor: receive all of the above plus: Name/Logo on T-shirts, Banner display, Vendor Booth space at Jazz-N-June Festival sites, radio tags

$5,500 Title Sponsor: receive all of the above plus: Publicity reaching thousands of individuals through print and broadcast marketing (TV, Radio and Cable).

AD Size for Jazz Fest book (see other side for ad size): Full $ Half $ Quarter $

$ Donation

Vendors Fee(s): Food $150 per day - Arts & Craft $50 per day

Type of merchandise:

Fax and/or mail a copy of this form. Art work included: yes no

Make tax-deductible check payable to: Tennessee Valley Jazz Society, Jazz-N-June Festival 604 Jordan Lane Huntsville, AL 35816

For additional information, contact Howard , tennesseevalleyjazz@gmail.com - 256-886-0570 - www.jazznjune.org

About:

The Tennessee Valley Jazz Society, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts agency and youth development organization. Founded in 1981,

Tennessee Valley Jazz Society’s (TVJS) mission is to sponsor and encourage artistic development, sporting skills and healthy living

through educational and entertaining activities in the Tennessee Valley-metro Huntsville, AL area.

TENNESSEE VALLEY JAZZ SOCIETY –YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

HAS DONATED OVER $380,000 OF IN-KIND SERVICES TO EDUCATION.

REPLACING SEX AND VIOLENCE WITH SAX AND VIOLINS!

Technology and Health Form for

Seniors

Tuesday, June 17, 9AM

Jazz for Seniors Tuesday, June 17,

12PM

JAZZ-N-JUNE 28 OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

Youth Golf Clinic

Huntsville Municipal Golf Course

Monday, June 16, 9AM

Adult & Seniors Golf Clinic

Huntsville Municipal Golf Course

Monday, June 16, 6PM

ABC’s of Music

Jazz and Classical

Public Library,

Wednesday, June

18, 10AM - 11AM

Presented by:

TVJS and Valley

Conservatory

Youth, Blog Science & Art

Symposium Cooper House,

Thursday, June 19, 9AM

JAZZ-N-JUNE 28 OUTREACH SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

Jazz Education Symposium,

Cooper House, Thursday, June 19, 6:30PM

JAZZ IN THE CAVES JUNE 21

Presented by:

JAZZ-N-JUNE

MASTER CLASS,

FRIDAY, JUNE

20, 10AM

JAZZ CONCERT FRIDAY, JUNE

20, 7PM

FEATURING: JERRY WELDON THE LEAD HORN

PLAYER FOR HARRY CONNICK JR.

AND JERRY’S TRIO FROM NEW YORK

Trinity United Methodist Church

607 Airport Rd SW, Huntsville, AL

35802

Kyle Koehler, Organist

Rudy Petschauer, Drummer Jerry Weldon

On this day we encourage the population to gather with their family and friends and come up to the moun-

tain and enjoy free quality jazz entertainment. Other forms of artistic expressions will be presented such as

blues and pop. Vendors include food, businesses, artists and other entities.

JAZZ-N-JUNE28 ON THE MOUNTAIN, SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 2014

Monte Sano State Park Amphitheater Gates open 12Noon

Images of JNJ festival goers and happenings

Advance Thanks To:

Regional Media Outlets

Tennessee Valley Jazz Society Partners and Sponsors