Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live Music Set from Jackson Jay Kidder 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About Jackson Jay Kidder:

Whether belting an original tune at Martyrs, crooning a standard at Epiphany, or reimagining a classic at Lemon, you’ve probably heard or seen Vocalist/Bassist Jackson Jay Kidder on a Chicago stage before. With debut EP ‘Standing By’ nearing the 5 year mark, numerous singles, and a full length Christmas album (‘Swept in Snow’ 2023), more new music is set for release in the coming year. Themes range from love and spirituality to social commentary. On 7/1 Jackson is joined at Golden Hour by frequent collaborator Doug Ferdinand on the keyboard. Stay up to date on Jackson’s upcoming gigs & releases on Instagram @jacksonjkidder 

The Vinyl Collectiv Presents - Bring A Record, Catch A Vibe

Date: Wednesday, July 1st, 2026

Doors: 6:30PM

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
Guaranteed Entry - $10 (+$4.42 fees, including tax)
Limited RSVP - FREE

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Join us on July 1st from 7 PM to 9 PM at Epiphany, located at 201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago, for an intimate evening of records, music lovers, and good conversation. Bring a record you love, hop on the open decks, and share what you’ve been listening to.

There will be a bar on site, so grab a drink, catch a vibe, and spend the evening surrounded by good sounds and even better people.

Whether you’re a longtime collector or just getting into vinyl, this is the perfect space to discover new music, swap stories, and meet other people in Chicago’s music community.

🎵 Open decks — bring a record & play it
📍 Epiphany · 201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago
🕖 July 1st · 7 PM – 9 PM
🍸 Bar on site
✨ Good music, good drinks, good people

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live DJ Set from J Cabb 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

J.CABB is a DJ based out of Southern California. While living in Chicago, he fell in love with the music scene and began making soulful blends of Hip Hop, R&B, and House. He brings a bounce and bop energy to his sets that everyone can get down to.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live DJ Set from DJ Ravenettcha 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Ravenettcha is a Chicago based DJ known for her keen track selection, blending R&B/Soul, House and Hip-Hop genres and their variants in between. Her sets let tracks marinate and invite you into nostalgia, move or vibe in the background - It's an opportunity to hear tracks you've forgotten, already love, or need to know.

Free Blues Friday Featuring Ms Sassy

Date: Friday, July 3rd, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Epiphany Hall

Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:

FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW

About:

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing  reception for First Annual Chicago and Vicinity Riso Exhibition by Spudnik Press on Saturday, July 4th, from 2:00-5:00pm.

The Chicago and Vicinity Riso Biennial is a regional exhibition celebrating risograph printing as it is being made right now across the Midwest. The show brings together artists from Chicago and Illinois along with the surrounding states — Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana — working in a medium defined by experimentation, accessibility, and the particular beauty of ink on paper.

Risograph printing occupies a unique space — rooted in zine culture and independent publishing, but increasingly embraced by artists pushing at the edges of what the process can do. Its layered spot colors, soy-based inks, and analog unpredictability make it a medium that rewards curiosity and collaboration.

This biennial is both a survey and a celebration, and a cheeky nod to the Art Institute of Chicago's now defunct Chicago and Vicinity exhibition. This show is a chance to bring Midwest riso work into conversation with itself and honor a tradition of showing regional art, grounded in the independent, artist-driven print culture of the Midwest.

This exhibition is a part of a summer of midwest riso exhibitions organized by Spudnik Press.  A sister exhibition, 1st Annual Chicago and Vicinity Riso Exhibition,  is curated by Duncan MacKenzie, Ryan Peter Miller,  and Christopher Sperandio. will be taking place at Spudnik Press: 1821 W Hubbard St, #302, Chicago, IL 60622 from June 26-August 14, 2026 ( opening June 26, 6-8pm)

RSVP for this event.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing  reception for The Desert as Mirror by Sarah and Joseph Belknap on Saturday, July 4th, from 2:00-5:00pm.

How Close Can You Get to a Stranger is an ongoing, evolving photographic series featuring a selection of images from a larger body of more than 2,000 photographs taken by Piper between 2018 and 2024 across Paris, Étretat, Bordeaux, Arcachon, and Biarritz.

How Close Can You Get to a Stranger is a continuous exploration of Piper’s recurring subject of choice - the stranger. To him, this proximity to the subject is an extension of his fascination with scales of intimacy. Arranged along a progressing gradient of proximity, far away landscapes sequentially become detailed portraits. Piper invites the viewer to perceive themselves through the eyes of a stranger, as if meeting for the first time - suspending the moment of first recognition as a practice of releasing judgements and an affirmation of an eternal gaze.

“To my subjects, you were once a passerby in my life, yet now I look at you, so intently”

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing  reception for The Desert as Mirror by Sarah and Joseph Belknap on Saturday, July 4th, from 2:00-5:00pm.

We went to the desert for the eclipse. If we squinted, we could pretend we were on Mars.

We hadn’t been out of the city for a while and saw the biggest sky - it made us feel so incredibly tiny. We slept outside and ate outside and hiked outside. We tried to look at every rock we passed. Everything was red and brown and felt so warm.
We brought our medium format film camera and photographed the landscape, something we both remember doing but hadn’t done together. The last time one of us intentionally shot the landscape was more than twenty years ago.

When we developed the film back at home, we could squint and pretend we had been to Mars. 

RSVP for this event.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing reception for After the Flood by Alex Stark on Saturday, July 4th, from 2:00-5:00pm.

After the Flood is a collection of works made both before and after a flood in the artist’s studio. Stark began making a new body of collages in which he began covering parts of his previous salvaged paintings. Collaging on Stark's former damaged works becomes an act of revival, highlighting the resilience and ability of the body to adapt. The figures are ornamented and adorned in a way that is expressive of the relationship to these divine forms. The collaged imagery is photographic, combining and recontextualizing images of food, animals, architecture and nature into Stark’s own narrative, based around the body. These unconventional figures in crowded scenes form a sensory relationship with the viewer.

As a disabled queer artist, Stark’s work contemplates his own body and the manifestation and idea of belonging in a place. Physicality is central to his work through play with different materials that integrate drawing, painting and collage with an emphasis on visible mark-making.  A language and narrative is developed around figures’ natural and vulnerable state of nudity and their expressive poses that often relate to the spaces they occupy. 

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for Trespasses by Angelo Dolojan on Saturday, July 4th, from 2:00-5:00pm.

Trespasses is a series of graphite drawings concerned with proximity and how bodies, histories, and interior lives intersect. The works examine moments when boundaries blur and strangers cross into one another’s emotional terrain.

The title suggests both entry and overreach. To trespass is to cross a threshold without certainty of permission. It is also to risk closeness. The drawings dwell in this unstable space: between invitation and intrusion, tenderness and exposure, connection and aftermath.

Rendered from memory, the images resist documentation. They are partial reconstructions; scenes filtered through time, shaped as much by distance as by recall. Memory becomes the primary material: unstable, selective, and charged. What remains visible is not chronology but atmosphere and the feeling of having briefly occupied a shared interior and then stepped away.

Installed within Epiphany Center for the Arts, a space that once functioned as a church, the exhibition quietly acknowledges the building’s earlier life. Religious spaces have long been places where private histories are spoken aloud and where boundaries between interior and exterior life briefly soften. In this setting, the drawings consider what it means to enter another person’s emotional terrain, and what remains after those moments of closeness pass.

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing  reception for This is All I Have Left to Give by Alberto Aguilar on July 4th from 2:00-5:00pm.

As humans we have access to an endless amount of ideas

Sometimes we do not believe that they are good enough

So they sit dormant or fade away in our subconscious

Making ideas into reality is a skill that one can develop

It’s not necessary for the idea to even be a good one

Sometimes it is just a step to generate other ideas 

I find value in applying a self-imposed framework

Some see this as an infringement on freedom

I view it as a force to generate more ideas

Without limits we are moving in the dark

Initially I wasn't interested in this space 

Visiting it I began to see its potential 

Arranging things found here on site

Aside regulated party streamers 

I brought this idea into being

This is all I have left to give

But more will come from it

What does it mean to you

Does it conjure any ideas

If it does do not let it go

Record, collect, make it

It will take you places

You cannot fully see

RSVP for this event.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Denim N Dance

Date: Saturday, July 4th, 2026

Doors & Showtime: 3:00PM

Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW

About:

Join us in the outdoor courtyard for a free Fourth of July celebration alongside the closing reception for our six gallery exhibitions. Denim N Dance features music by Swan Drama, DJ Gay Bash, and Madeline, plus a special drag performance by Boy J. Come dressed to move, bring the good vibes, and enjoy food and drink offerings throughout the evening. ***Free with RSVP***

Outcast Jazz Band's Big Band Dance Party

Date: Sunday, July 5th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM 

Traffic Jam! Swing Dance Lesson: 6:00-6:30PM 

Showtime: 6:30PM

Intermediate Swing Dance Lesson 7:15-7:45 PM (in between first and second set)

Tickets:
Early Bird Tier 1 - $10 (+$4.42 fees, including tax)
Early Bird Tier 2 - $12.50 (+$4.50 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
At Door - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About Outcast Big Band: 

The 18-piece Outcast Jazz Band have been swinging their way through some of the most prestigious ballrooms and events in the Chicagoland area for over 40 years. Their love of the classic big band sounds of Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and more, have garnered them a loyal fan base of listeners and swing dancers, and regular performance dates across Chicagoland.

The band features only the finest Big Band dance instrumental songs, as well as the dual vocal punch of siblings Vince and Claudia Clark. Vince brings his own unique vocal interpretations to classics from Louis Jordan, Ray Charles, Joe Williams, Frank Sinatra and more; while Claudia’s powerful vocals breathe new life info great standards from Peggy Lee, Diann Schuur and others.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live Music Set from Jimmy Bennington 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Dan Merlo Quartet: Dan Zepplin

Date: Thursday, July 9th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Dan Merlo is a trombonist and composer who plays many genres with many bands including Mario Abney's Windy City Ramblers Chicago style New Orleans brass band, Latin Blue's guitarist Ivan Singh, Soul/Blues/Funk group Rick King and the Royal Hustle, and long-standing member of the renegade marching band Environmental Encroachment. He began his study at the Vince Davis Basement Academy for free jazz in September 2021 and is proud to bring that concept to the Epiphany Arts stage for the "Dan Zeppelin" Led Zeppelin reimagination. The Dan Merlo Quartet features legendary drummer Vincent Davis (of Velvet Lounge, AACM, and Roscoe Mitchell fame), internationally traveled young and monstrously talented bassist Micah Collier, and the muscular dynamism of pianist Leon Lewis-Nicol.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live DJ Set from Jae Doug 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Sixty-Five 14

Date: Friday, July 10th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Chase House

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
Ages 21+ Industry - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Ages 21+ Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Ages 21+ Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Ages 17-20 Industry - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
Ages 17-20 Advanced - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
Ages 17-20 Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

"Sixty-Five 14" is an artistic movement piece that works to articulate the complex intertwining of time and identity, reflecting on the past, sharing the present, and being open to the possibilities of the future. It is an in-process performance of human struggle, celebration, and discovery. Caitlin and Najah work together to research psychological patterns that form between humans and our social settings. Utilizing vocabularies from both club and contemporary dance forms, “Sixty-Five 14” intentionally holds space to encourage safety, socialization, and camaraderie among viewers. It is curated to reflect and embrace the ever-changing nature of society and personality.

Najah Iman (she/they) and Caitlin Wonsowski (they/she) are a Chicago-based artistic duo. Their partnership began through their shared passion for improvisation, psychological research, and collaboration while pursuing their undergraduate degrees from Columbia College Chicago. They began creating “Sixty-Five 14” in the summer of 2024. Since its original showing at the 21c Museum Hotel in September of 2024, their work has been selected to be presented in several midwest festivals, such as RADFest, Emergence Festival, and Outlaw of the Arts, and they have been guest performers at NEIU. Their choreography develops from social dance culture in Chicago, and investigative improvisation with an emphasis on always remaining in process and finding comfort in adaptation. Their artistic goal is to challenge people to be critical of the social customs and ideologies we reinforce with systemic societal participation.

About Caitlin Wonsowski:

Caitlin Wonsowski (they/she) is a Chicago-based emerging dance maker and performer. Since achieving their Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Columbia College Chicago in 2024, they have been working as a freelance artist, doing improvisational performances, and working under choreographers such as Phillip Wood, kt williams, and Julia Antonick and Jonathan Meyer. They were selected to perform in pieces by Hanna DiLorenzo and Shota Miyoshi in New Dances 2025, and in The Seldoms performance of Superbloom POP! at the Chicago Botanical Gardens. Their choreography focuses on research based in psychology, movement, and sociology and their creative process emphasizes research, collaboration, and being in-process to facilitate space for expansion in pluralism and empathy.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Free Blues Friday Featuring Michael Damani

Date: Friday, July 10th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Epiphany Hall

Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW

About:

Michael Damani is a next generation Blues artist based in Chicago. His style of Blues he calls "Cosmic Blues' is a seamless fusion of Blues, Soul, R&B and Funk, presented at venues locally and internationally. This year in 2025 Damani has performed internationally in The United Kingdom, as well as local appearances at the Chicago Blues Festival, Buddy Guy's Legends, Untitled Supper Club, Dorian's Through The Record Shop, and MidSommar Festival.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Hours Before The Chrysalis

Date: Saturday, July 11th, 2026

Doors & Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:
Tier 1 - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Before hardening with time and precision, forthcoming into a pupa or a cocoon. Protected from its outside surroundings to harness as much nutrients and energy into a beautiful metamorphosis that takes experience, knowledge, and patient timing. All this conjuring up naturally is a clear sign of metamorphosis, not just for the fragile life of a caterpillar, but for these powerful musicians who are ready to soar and spread their wings that have been forever mended to fly.

Live on the Lawn Featuring Frank Russell

Date: Sunday, July 12th, 2026

Doors: 3:30PM

Showtime: 4:00PM

Tickets: Free admission! RSVP BELOW

RAIN OR SHINE!

About Frank Russell:

Acclaimed Chicago Jazz bass guitarist Frank Russell is the official bassist for the legendary South African a cappella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Frank won the prestigious 2020 Jeff Award with them as the musical director for the play Lindiwe.  Frank has also recorded or performed live with legendary jazz artists ranging from Freddie Hubbard, Ramsey Lewis, Wallace Rooney, Michael Wolf, Mike Clark, The Headhunters and more. Frank's trio will consist of brilliant musicians - Kevin O’Connell on keyboards and Tim Davis on drums.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live Music Set from Brother Jacob 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Brother Jacob is a proud Chicago native, blues artist, radio host, and cultural preservationist whose performances blend the soul of gospel with the electric grit of Chicago blues. Born and raised on the city’s South Side, he fell in love with the blues as a child listening to WVON-AM’s Pervis Spann “The Blues Man” in the midnight hours. That deep musical foundation sparked a lifelong calling that would evolve into a unique voice on stage, over the airwaves, and in the city’s cultural conversations.

He began his professional journey through the Blues in the Schools program, performing at the Chicago Blues Festival under the mentorship of Deitra Farr. Over the years, Brother Jacob has become a familiar face on the scene, not just as a guest vocalist or sit-in performer, but as a frontman building a body of work with his own band and his own voice.

His music carries a spiritual intensity, rooted in storytelling and tradition, and driven by a mission to connect, uplift, and preserve. Brother Jacob delivers blues with reverence and revival.

Last Call Lectures: The Mystery Behind the Female Orgasm

Date: Wednesday, July 15th, 2026

Doors & Showtime: 7:00PM

Tickets:
Early Bird - $22 (+$4.78 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Last Minute - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

the female orgasm gets talked about everywhere and understood almost nowhere. it shows up in movies, magazines, and group chats, but the actual science stays surprisingly murky. so this month we are bringing in an expert, a vulva puppet, and a room full of curious people to finally dig into it. why does the "orgasm gap" exist? what is actually happening in the body and brain? and how much of it is physical versus everything we were never taught?

leading the night is dr. rachel zar, a phd in clinical sexology and aasect-certified sex therapist who has spent years at northwestern medicine's center for sexual medicine helping people understand their own bodies. she brings real research and zero judgment to one of the most asked about and least explained topics out there.

here is how the night runs. dr. zar gives a 45 minute talk, no interruptions, just settle in and listen. then we break into small guided groups for 60 minutes of real conversation about what landed, what surprised you, and what you always wondered but never asked. we close with a dedicated q and a, so hold your questions until the end and bring your best ones.

come curious. leave knowing more than you did walking in.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live Music Set from Christopher Lucas Wilson Duo 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Christopher Lucas Wilson is a hard-swingin’ jazz pianist, originally hailing from metropolitan Detroit. His musical journey brought him to Los Angeles for a decade before he eventually settled in Chicago, where he continues to perform, record, and hone his craft. Influenced by the blues, hard swing, bebop, and the rich lineage of jazz piano trios—Christopher’s music celebrates the uplifting nature of swing and the beauty of the jazz piano trio. His arrangements are thoughtful, his touch lyrical, and his energy contagious!

From the Vault: An evening with Anne & Mark Burnell | Notes of You: Dave Asher 

Date: Thursday, July 16th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary

Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:
Advanced - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
First Row VIP Table for 2 - $80 (+$14.76 fees, including tax)
First Row VIP Table for 4 - $160 (+$17.16 fees, including tax)
Rows 2-3 VIP Table for 2 - $70 (+$14.46 fees, including tax)
Rows 2-3 VIP Table for 4 - $140 (+$16.56 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Anne and Mark Burnell unlock the vault for a rare, up-close evening —  just piano, bass, and two voices. From pop gems to rarely-heard deep cuts, From the Vault is raw, real, and unearthed favorites from their years together. Get an exclusive sneak preview of brand-new singles,  — music that hasn't been released yet, performed live before the world hears it.

Plus, the night kicks off with Notes of You, an interactive musical improv experience with Dave Asher and Mark Burnell, that creates the show from scratch.

Old favorites. Hidden gems. New music. One experience you won't find anywhere else.

About Anne & Mark:

Anne Burnell and Mark Burnell are award winning Chicago performers known for innovative vocal jazz arrangements paired with the immediacy and intimacy of cabaret-style storytelling. Blending the Great American Songbook, jazz standards, vintage pop, and original music, their performances combine sophisticated musicianship with audience connection. 

After receiving his music degrees, Mark taught music at Carnegie Mellon, spent 20+ years playing gospel at Gorham United Methodist, and currently has a residency at Tortoise Supper Club on Saturdays. Anne is a singer-songwriter, recording artist, and fitness professional. 

About Dave Asher:

Dave Asher is a Chicago-based musician with 25 years of experience in improvised performance. He performed with Boom Chicago in Amsterdam, spent 15 years as Music Director of the iO Theater, and currently serves as Music Director of BABS Comedy Club.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

FRESH Networking: The Music Edit

Date: Friday, July 17th, 2026

Doors for Golden Hour: 5:00PM

Event Start: 6:30PM

Tickets:
Limited RSVPs - FREE
Tier 1 - $5 (+$4.27 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $10 (+$4.42 fees, including tax)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

The Velvet Vision Band ft. Andrew David

Date: Friday, July 17th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Epiphany Center for the Arts as Chicago's premier wedding entertainment collective, Velvet Vision Wedding Band, presents a special live showcase featuring singer-songwriter Andrew David.

Experience the versatility, energy, and professionalism that have made Velvet Vision a sought-after choice for weddings and special events throughout the Midwest. From timeless classics and modern favorites to packed dance floors and unforgettable moments, Velvet Vision demonstrates how live music can transform a celebration into a once-in-a-lifetime experience. 

The evening will also spotlight Andrew David, whose soulful vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and engaging stage presence have been turning heads across the region. Whether performing intimate acoustic arrangements or fronting a full band, Andrew brings authenticity and passion to every performance.

Perfect for engaged couples, wedding planners, event professionals, and music lovers alike, this showcase offers a chance to experience live wedding entertainment in one of Chicago's most unique and inspiring venues. Set within the historic and artistically vibrant Epiphany Center for the Arts, guests can explore the space, connect with local wedding professionals, and envision what live music can bring to their own celebrations. 

Come discover exceptional live music, celebrate local artistry, and enjoy an evening where weddings and original music come together on one stage.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Free Blues Friday Featuring A Patch of Blues

Date: Friday, July 17th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Epiphany Hall

Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

A Patch of Blues is an award-winning blues and soul band with members Fati Jones (vocals), Rebecca Egwuenu (lead guitar), Sam Jones (bass), & Stacy Norris (drums). The members have been playing together from a young age and developed a love for the blues, their city's heritage, and playing music together under the mentorship of some of Chicago's great blues men and women. Each member is an accomplished musician and vocalist in her own right and decided to come together to bring a unique sound and urban funky flair to their audiences. The band has performed throughout the Chicagoland area and the Midwest in major festivals including the Chicago Blues festival as well as in Memphis at the International Blues Challenge in 2023 & 2024. Having a majority of female instrumentalists for a Blues band makes A Patch of Blues special. Female vocalists have always been the standard push with blues bands, often brushing aside the spirit, virtuosity, and innovative sounds of women musicians in the genre. In the past, we had Memphis Minnie, Rosetta Sharpe, Beverly "Guitar" Watson, drummers such as Pauline Braddy setting the stage on fire! A Patch of Blues aims to bring that fire back with Rebecca Egwuenu on lead guitar & Stacy Norris on drums alongside its power vocalist Fati Jones! The band received a Chicago Music Award for Most Outstanding Band in 2024 and was nominated twice for an Intercontinental Music Award for instrumental excellence and soulful rendition of the Blues. Sam Jones joined the family in 2024 on bass. As a longtime friend and "Blues brother" for the ladies of the Patch, this was a natural fit for POB. They have performed at Buddy Guy's Legends and Rosa's Lounge, some of their own local favorites. A Patch of Blues strongly believes in the power of music to unite and heal. You can read more about the Patch at apatchofblues.com.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live DJ Set from Viridian 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Born in Michigan and raised on a steady diet of soul, disco, and classic Chicago house, Viridian has spent more than a decade in the Windy City refining his craft as a music producer, and DJ. His signature sound draws heavily from these roots, favoring slow-burning energy, hypnotic chords, and a sensual tension that evolves into an uplifting crescendo.

By weaving nostalgic disco samples with underground funk and modern basslines, Viridian creates an inclusive, positive space where the past and future of dance music meet. It’s a balanced sound—approachable to legacy purists and fresh ears alike—that radiates a deep-seated passion for the groove while reminding us exactly why we gather on the dancefloor in the first place. Connection.

Attend the opening reception for The Jade by Laleh Motlagh on Sunday, July 19th, from 2:00-5:00 pm.

The Jade presents recent paintings by Laleh Motlagh, centering on a jade plant brought by her father from her hometown of Tabriz, Iran, in 2012. Over fourteen years of relocation across various Chicago homes and studios, Motlagh has nurtured this plant, developing an intimate, symbiotic bond with it. Since 2022, the jade has transitioned from a personal companion into one of the primary subjects of her visual practice.

Indigenous to South Africa but ubiquitous worldwide, the plant serves as a living metaphor for political displacement and global migration. Motlagh focuses intently on the plant's pot as a site of dual identity: it is both a protective shelter and a rigid constraint. Confined within this human-made structure, the jade adaptation mirrors the endurance of Iranian women navigating systemic restriction and control. Through daily and repetitive observation, The Jade maps the deep intimacy between human and botanical life, offering a quiet meditation on uprooting, survival, and the persistent will to grow within boundaries.

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for Dog Kicking in its Sleep by Ethan Shay-Cowell on Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-5:00pm.

Dog Kicking in its Sleep is the first solo exhibition from Chicago based artist Ethan Shay-Cowell. His work combines observation with surrealist invention and symbolism to create dark, dream-like spaces that bridge the physical world with the ever-present allegory unfolding beneath it.

These works created between 2022 and 2026 were inspired by the artist's time spent living and studying in Chicago, as well as the increasing volatility of the global political theatre. The paintings are a response to uncertainty and conflict, both within and outside of the self, searching our stories and symbols for meaning that withstand this volatility. His practice personifies time and space as a parent and teacher in a way that blurs the line between art making and theistic reflection, seeking an intimacy that is only possible through confrontation.

The exhibition aims to create a moment in which the artist's works can together express a portrait of human nature in its juxtaposing elements as to be faithful to its complexity.

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for Temple Toys by Max Li on Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-5:00pm.

Temple Toy brings together tintypes, calligraphy, photographs, writings, and sculptural objects developed through Max Li’s ongoing relationship with Chicago, sacred space, memory, and everyday life. Moving between improvisation and ritual, the exhibition treats objects as emotional devices, small monuments, jokes, relics, and temporary sites of attention. Ancient forms, toy-like materials, devotional gestures, and contemporary fragments coexist within a playful and open-ended landscape where sacredness appears not as certainty, but as a shifting human condition.

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for Medley by LATITUDE on Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-5:00pm.

The following work on these walls is tied together by its construction rather than its completed form. What joins the work is not a shared theme in representation and style but a means of making, composed of statements that potentially have nothing in common at all - which is exactly the space LATITUDE was made to support.

This exhibition is a net cast into the vast field of individuals that together make up LATITUDE Chicago’s diverse community - some who do it themselves, some who have the team do it for them, some who have donated their time, and some who have donated their resources and connections. Artists that work in painting, photography, collage, analog or digital process .. artists whose practices are built on personal joy or political justice.

Regardless of the “why”, this collection is born from a mission that holds the door open and welcomes a type of multiplicity that can be difficult to access otherwise. A thread spun from the shared belief that access and education around photographic “Fine Art” production should come without barriers.

curated by Keanna Boyko, Deputy Director of LATITUDE Chicago

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for Means of Production  by LMRM on Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-5:00pm.

How should wealth be distributed, power structured, and labor organized when the focus is the shared experience of creating and consuming art?

If we could deepen our own practices as a consequence of supporting another’s would that change how we approach collaboration?

We can confront scarcity through generosity along novel dimensions: a loom is dressed and experimentation follows, a floating canvas with its incremental and iterative decorations across individuals form a chain; trust is essential for the call and response necessary for a community to thrive.

Fibers under tension, knowledge honed and shared, yield something coherent eventually.

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the closing  reception for SAIC Diploma Pickup! Reminder. by Benjamin Holmes on Sunday, September 20th from 3:00-6:00pm.

Hey folks, I submitted a new title and exhibition statement last night. I hope that the email-body-as-wall-text doesn't come across as (overly) facetious or oblique (it is meant to be a little bit facetious, of course (maybe funny?)). I found it very difficult to not treat a text which will be physically present in the space of the exhibition with the work as being diegetic/metafictional, so I reformulated the show concept a bit to accommodate the idea of having such a text in the space, and I think it could possibly even work well (the paintings/work I'm including could all be construed as taking on a certain self-congratulatory-ness or self-indulgence/post-MFA-ness explicitly as subject matter (I wouldn't say that the work is autobiographical, maybe tailored-autobiographical, or maybe rather that its subject matter is "autobiography" (but we could be splitting hairs here), or else “the conditions of production”, or else that: "Freedom is the obligation to freedom, since the rejection of freedom is an exercising of freedom."). Let me know if it is in fact too oblique/facetious, and I could try to find a way to squeeze a bit more exegeticity in there by later today, or else we could probably supplement/replace it with this email-body instead.

Thanks and sorry for being slow and a pain!

Benjamin

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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Attend the opening  reception for SAIC Diploma Pickup! Reminder by Benjamin Holmes on Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-5:00pm.

Hey folks, I submitted a new title and exhibition statement last night. I hope that the email-body-as-wall-text doesn't come across as (overly) facetious or oblique (it is meant to be a little bit facetious, of course (maybe funny?)). I found it very difficult to not treat a text which will be physically present in the space of the exhibition with the work as being diegetic/metafictional, so I reformulated the show concept a bit to accommodate the idea of having such a text in the space, and I think it could possibly even work well (the paintings/work I'm including could all be construed as taking on a certain self-congratulatory-ness or self-indulgence/post-MFA-ness explicitly as subject matter (I wouldn't say that the work is autobiographical, maybe tailored-autobiographical, or maybe rather that its subject matter is "autobiography" (but we could be splitting hairs here), or else “the conditions of production”, or else that: "Freedom is the obligation to freedom, since the rejection of freedom is an exercising of freedom."). Let me know if it is in fact too oblique/facetious, and I could try to find a way to squeeze a bit more exegeticity in there by later today, or else we could probably supplement/replace it with this email-body instead.

Thanks and sorry for being slow and a pain!

Benjamin

RSVP for this event.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for Golden Hour beforehand for free live music, drinks and lite bites in the Café Bar! Doors open at 5pm with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials until 7:00pm

Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

100% Bachata Sunday

Date: Sunday, July 19th, 2026

Doors: 5:30PM

Showtime: 6:00PM

Tickets:
Super Early Bird - $21 (until Jul 11)
Early Bird - $23 (until Jul 18)
Day of Show - $25 

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

The Martin Metzger Flamenco-Jazz Ensemble

Date: Thursday, July 23rd, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
Advanced - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $80 (+$14.76 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $160 (+$17.16 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

The Martin Metzger Flamenco Jazz Ensemble, comprising Martin Metzger on flamenco guitar, Rie Katayama on flamenco dance, Marfil Keller Aleman on flamenco voice and dance, Juan Pastor on flamenco percussion, and Hana Fujisaki on piano, has dedicated countless trips to Spain to preserve and bring back the art form’s virtuosity, passion, and spirit. Their performance is a visual and auditory delight, showcasing dynamic interplay that makes flamenco truly an international art form.

In addition to traditional Flamenco Palos, the trio explores music that draws from a wide range of traditions, including Brazilian jazz, Afro-Cuban jazz, and Flamenco-jazz; standards and original compositions.

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Join us in the Cafe Bar Thursday through Saturday for free live music, starting at 5PM until 8PM. Enjoy our exclusive food and drink specials until 7PM!

Golden Hour at Epiphany Center for the Arts is accentuated by free live music with food and drink specials, and, good friends… creating a magical aura that will help you, our valued patron, wind down or up your day!

Live Set from On the One 5PM - 8PM (FREE ADMISSION)

Golden Hour Specials

- $16 House Cocktails - BOGO [buy one get one free]

- $4 craft beer

- ½ priced bottle of wine

- $10 Epiphany spirits

- Delicious 2 for 1 lite bites

Golden hour specials end at 7pm but the music doesn't stop, make sure to check out our entertainment calendar to view all of our ticketed events.

About:

Fly Club Presents: Party Like a Rock Star

Date: Friday, July 24th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Epiphany Hall

Showtime: 7:30PM

Tickets:
General Admission - $40 (+$7.90 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $110 (+$15.66 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 drink ticket and swag bag per person)
VIP Table for 4 - $220 (+$18.96 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 drink ticket and swag bag per person)
VIP Table for 6 - $333 (+$22.35 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 drink ticket and swag bag per person & 2 free appetizers for the table)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 or 6 people and a reserved table close to the stage

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Keyon Harrold

Date: Saturday, July 25th, 2026

Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Epiphany Hall

Showtime: 8:00PM

Tickets:
Advanced - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $40 (+$7.90 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $100 (+$15.36 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $200 (+$18.36 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage

‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door

About:

Keyon Harrold is a GRAMMY® nominated trumpeter, vocalist, composer, and producer whose music defies boundaries. A genre-fluid innovator, he blends jazz, hip-hop, R&B, blues, and cinematic soul into a signature sound that is both raw and refined—emotional and electrifying. With a career anchored in versatility and excellence, Harrold has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in modern music.

Harrold’s latest album, Foreverland (2024, Concord Jazz), follows the critically acclaimed The Mugician (2017, Sony Legacy), which redefined the trumpet’s role in contemporary music. As a platinum-selling producer and first-call collaborator, he has worked with legends and luminaries across genres—from Jay-Z, Common, and Nas to Maxwell, Black Pumas, Mac Miller, Keith Richards, YEBBA, Robert Glasper, Sam Henshaw and Destin Conrad. He also co-wrote the theme song for “The Queen Latifah Show.” In 2025, Harrold performed at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony honoring Outkast, Salt-N-Pepa and more!

Whether performing on global stages or composing for film and television, Harrold pours his soul into every note. “The only thing that defines a genre is its beat,” he says, a belief that fuels his fearless exploration of music’s emotional and cultural possibilities. His live shows—raw yet virtuosic, intimate yet expansive—have captivated audiences worldwide, including at the Love Supreme Festival, where critics praised his performance as “commanding” and “seeking new challenges.”

Beyond the stage, Harrold is a dedicated artistic advisor for Jazz St. Louis and the MATI (Music at the Intersection) Festival in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri. A passionate advocate for social justice and equity, he uses his platform to inspire change and empower the next generation.

“The future of the trumpet.” – Downbeat Magazine

“Equal parts music.” – Billboard

Golden Hour at Epiphany:

Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!

Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!

Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.

Live on the Lawn Featuring Freddie Dixon Band

Date: Sunday, July 26th, 2026

Doors: 3:00PM

Showtime: 4:00PM

Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW

About:

Mere words cannot aptly describe the transformative experience of The Freddie Dixon Blues Band With A Touch of Class(ical). Close your eyes – imagine Blues being transformed into Classical, The Godfather of Blues, Willie Dixon’s sultry sound into Ludwig van Beethoven’s soothing symphonies.  It happens, right before your eyes and ears, with The Freddie Dixon Blue Band.  Beethoven’s 5^th morphs into Dixon’s 29 Ways, without missing a beat.  Those numbers add up to a unique musical experience unparalleled. This is more than just a Blues band with a violinist.  It is musical mix of two genres – Classic Blues with a Classical groove.  The band can play at events ranging from small acoustic performances to larger shows. Popular with multi-generational blues lovers as well as blues newcomers, you can’t keep still when listening to this inspirational soul-moving music.