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Rose Weaver and a Jazz Cabaret: Keeping the Heritage Alive!

  • Mount Hope Farm 250 Metacom Ave Bristol United States (map)

Rooted in the blues and jazz of rural Georgia and polished on stages around the world, Rose Weaver doesn't imitate the greats — she inhabits them. Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, the Gershwins, Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett, Etta James, Al Green, and her own original songs come alive in Rose's signature style: Jazz Cabaret. Expect laughter, tears, swing, and soul — an intimate night where the audience is as much a part of the performance as the music itself.

Rose Weaver's musical motto is "Keeping the Heritage Alive!" Her sound is built on a nucleus of blues and jazz absorbed growing up in rural Georgia and refined on stages throughout the world — a foundation that fuels her lively delivery, her passion, and her intimate connection with every audience she plays for.

Rose celebrates the music of Duke Ellington, Thomas "Fats" Waller, the Gershwins, Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett, Etta James, and Al Green alongside her own original songs. Moving fluidly from Broadway to ballads, blues, swing, and shuffles, she captures the essence of a song by honoring the groove of the era it came from. Rose is not an imitator but an interpretive singer and actress — her vocal range and gift for finding new textures in melody and lyric let her stay true to a song's roots while making it entirely her own. She calls this approach "Jazz Cabaret."

What matters most to Rose in a live performance is watching her audience come alive. Backed by musicians who specialize in feel-good rhythms, she brings back the laughter, fun, tears, and pain that have always lived at the heart of blues and jazz. Learn more about Rose here

Join us in the beautiful Barn at Mount Hope Farm Inn & Arboretum for a night of incredible music. Enjoy cash bar service featuring "Two Gals Cocktails."

  • Cocktail Hour 5 - 6pm

  • Performance - 6 - 7:30pm

Ticket Information:

  • MHF Members: $60
    Non-Members: $65

Learn more about the series here


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