Enjoy upbeat sounds at Kings Park Heritage Museum’s ‘American Heritage Night’ Jan....

Enjoy upbeat sounds at Kings Park Heritage Museum’s ‘American Heritage Night’ Jan. 24

The Gold Coast Jazz Band

The Leo P. Ostebo Kings Park Heritage Museum, 101 Church St., Kings Park.invites the community to enjoy a night of American-style swing and jazz music on Friday, Jan. 24 at 7 p.m.

Come experience the upbeat Big Band-style jazz sound popularized in the decade following Prohibition, as interpreted by Long Island’s Gold Coast Jazz Band! The Gold Coast Jazz Band performs the popular music of America in early 20th century, from Ragtime to the dawn of the Swing era, a period of incredible musical creativity when the Golden Age of American Popular Song met the Jazz Age.

Robert Levey II

Then hear an awe-inspiring performance by up-and-coming young singer, musician and actor, Robert Levey II.  Robert Levey II started his entertainment career at the age of five and has played many lead and supporting roles. He has a singing voice described as “angelic.” Mr. Levey has amassed a huge social media following, and continues to inspire others with his energy and passion.

The venue will be open at 6 p.m. if you’d like to explore the Kings Park Heritage Museum exhibits early. All ages are welcome!

Admission is free. Donations are gladly accepted.

The Leo P. Ostebo Kings Park Heritage Museum has been working to educate and enlighten students and the community about the long and storied history of Kings Park and its residents for over 25 years. It was founded by retired KPHS English/History teacher Leo P. Ostebo, along with dedicated members of the community, the school district and students, and it is the only school/community managed museum in the United States. The museum has received many awards that attest to its commitment to the community and is thankful to all the volunteers and donors who have kept it going. Visit KPHeritageMuseum.net for more information.

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