// Dec 16th, 2009
The Teaching’s NYE Show at Lucid
Join The Teaching for LUCID’s NYE Platinum Key Affair. Tickets are $30 and each ticket will be paired with a key & a chance at unlocking a box with over $1000 worth of goodies. For Ticket info please call (206) 369-3248 or email LUCID at lucidseattle@gmail.com.
Tickets are limited to 100 max, so get yours early! Also – we’ll be joined this night by our friend DJ Absolute Madman from our Lo-Fi Hang days.
// Dec 16th, 2009
The Teaching at DNote
The Teaching is excited to return once again to our drummer’s (Jeremy Jones) hometown to perform at D-Note. Last year we played to an overwhelming full house and we look forward to seeing many of you again. We’ll be joined again by local Tenor Saxophonist Serafin Sanchez. The Teaching will play 2 sets between 8pm & 11pm and the cover will $10 at the door. If you don’t live in the Denver or Arvada area and know people who would enjoy our show please share our show information. Thanks!
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $10. Age restrictions: All Ages. Buy tickets. Box office: (303) 463-6883. Address: 7519 Grandview Ave.. Venue phone: (303) 463-6883.
// Dec 16th, 2009
The Teaching at Christ the King Episcopal Church
The Teaching will be playing at our drummer’s (Jeremy Jones) former church Christ the King in Arvada, CO for the 2nd year in a row. Last year we played an inspired set of music in the beautiful worship hall of the church. We’ll play in the same hall this year and look forward to another amazing performance using the acoustics and peace in the room. Admission this evening will be 2 Non-perishable food items for the Arvada Food Bank & Donations (Free-will offering) will be accepted to compensate our band.
Time: 5:00pm. Admission: Donation. Age restrictions: All Ages. Buy tickets. Box office: (303) 424-5288. Address: 6490 Carr Street. Venue phone: (303) 424-5288.
// Dec 14th, 2009
The Teaching, Denver, Co
The Teaching is thrilled to announce their return to Dazzle in Denver, CO for the 2nd year in a row. If you celebrated New Years Eve 2008 at Dazzle with them you already know you’re in for a treat. They’ll be joined again by Serafin Sanchez on Tenor Saxophone and spirits are sure to be high after wonderful celebrations with family and friends that holiday. Please join The Teaching and Serafin for music that will inspire and uplift you well beyond 2009! The Teaching will play 2 sets this evening – 1 set at 7pm and the 2nd set at 9pm. Tickets are $15 and we recommend that you make reservations as our shows at Dazzle have sold out in the past. To make reservations simply call (303) 839-5100 or go online to www.dazzlejazz.com
Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $15. Age restrictions: All Ages. Buy tickets. Box office: (303) 839-5100. Address: 930 Lincoln St.. Venue phone: (303) 839-5100.
// Dec 14th, 2009
The Coats Christmas Show
Jeremy Jones on the Drums with The Coats- Christmas show at Benaroya Hall.
The shows for Benaroya Hall are Friday December 11 @ 7:30pm, Saturday December 12 @ 7:30pm, Friday December 18 @ 7:30pm and a matinee show on Saturday December 19 @ 2:00pm. Tickets are $31.50 each and are reserved seating.
You can purchase tickets via the internet @ Benaroya Hall Website , or by phone via the Benaroya Hall Box Office @ 206.215.4747, or you can actually go to the Benaroya Hall Box Office @ 200 University in downtown Seattle. A new thing this year is you may purchase as many tickets as you like and there is only an $8.00 service fee per order, not per ticket! And there is no fee if you walk up to the Benaroya Hall Box Office to purchase tickets! Be the first to buy tickets to “The Coats Holiday Show at Benaroya Hall” today!!!
// Aug 5th, 2009
Check out the article about The Hang and The Teaching in the August 2009 Earshot Jazz Magazine!
“It’s a way of living your life – living with teamwork, cooperation, and integration. And we’re so excited about it now because this has been new for all of us.” Jeremy Jones continues: “It’s been a gift that tells me the universe is friendly.” Quickly it becomes clear, this isn’t an ordinary jam session.
// Aug 4th, 2009
Dear Friend,
I invite you to join me to Unleash Your Creativity this Saturday August 8th at Lucid Jazz Lounge 12:30-3:30pm. We will delve into a most essential subject: the direct experience of inner freedom, happiness and free flow of creativity.
Have you ever experienced one or more of these thoughts?
- It’s hard to support myself doing what I love to do.
- I want others to acknowledge and recognize me more.
- I haven’t found full satisfaction in my work or creative outlets.
- I’m behind.
- It’s hard.
At this workshop we’ll identify, capture, and question thoughts such as these that paralyze creative expression and destroy happiness. We will use The Work (process by Byron Katie) to inquire on any concept that would keep us from experiencing inner freedom and contentment. Whether you are already experiencing great happiness, or are struggling to find a sense of ease in your daily life, this workshop will take you deeper into your joyful self.
After graduating from Duke University in 2002, I worked 4+ years full time at Microsoft and cultivated additional creative passions on evenings and weekends. I often considered leaving my office job to delve fully into creative pursuits – and would be barraged by fears and unknowns. When my mind became clear, it was simplicity to leave my job and leap into the unknown. I haven’t had the slightest regret. Are you looking to make any shift in your life, large or small, that may be obscured by fears, unknowns, or habits? Let’s inquire.
Regardless of the field you’re in or whether you’ve found a particular form of creative expression, YOU are invited and welcome! If your interest is sparked at all, I love that you would take a chance and attend.
See you Saturday,
Jeremy
Register by email to unleashyourcreativity@gmail.com (capacity 30)
What: Unleash Your Creativity (free workshop)
When: Saturday, August 8th 12:30-3:30pm
Where: Lucid Jazz Lounge, 5241 University Way NE (www.lucidseattle.com)
Please feel free to send this to anyone you feel might be interested.
