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Join your local jazz society or organization (If none exists, organize one!).Watch a jazz documentary, film, or performance.Make a pilgrimage to your favorite jazz city, jazz museum, or to a musician's birthplace or gravesite.

Tune into a local jazz radio station or online radio station or playlist.

Read a biography about one of your favorite jazz musicians, jazz poetry, or other jazz book – fiction or nonfiction.

Share your favorite music, musicians, or new finds with friends and peers.

Seek out new jazz music, musicians, and albums.

Follow your favorite musicians or groups on social media.

Attend a jazz concert at a local concert hall, performing arts organization, church, school, college, or jazz society.

Looking for ways to celebrate JAM? Here are a few suggestions Our radio station will do it's part by adding the traditional sounds of jazz to our daily playlist all month long. This year's theme is Jazzed about Art “Miles Davis”. Jazz Appreciation Month, or JAM, was created by the Smithsonian Institute in 2001 to recognize and celebrate the extraordinary heritage and history of jazz for the entire month of April. begins a month long celebration of an original musical artform.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Puerto Rico Public Broadcasting Corporationĭetroit Classical & Jazz Educational Radioīoard of Trustees, Southern Illinois University

HD Radio, Terrestrial, Streaming, Smart Speakerss Hampton Roads Educational Telecommunications Association Smooth (before 5PM), Mainstream (5PM-10PM) Mainstream (weekdays and overnights), Public RadioĪssociation of Community Resources and News San Mateo County Community College District This is a list of terrestrial, satellite and internet radio stations which identify themselves as playing jazz in any of its forms ( mainstream, traditional, fusion, acid, and smooth, among others), or have substantial jazz programming, that can be heard in the United States.Ĭheyenne Mountain Public Broadcast House, Inc.