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Black, White and Green All Over – A Celebration with Benny Green – Saturday, Sept 27 @ 7:00 PM
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Black, White and Green All Over – A Celebration with Benny Green – Saturday, Sept 27 @ 7:00 PM

Featuring Benny Green

It’s the 350th anniversary of the invention of the piano! And you simply cannot talk about jazz piano without mentioning Benny Green, a virtuosic artistic and soulful storyteller.

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  • Date

    Saturday, 27 September 2025

  • Time

    7:00 pm

  • Where

    BuckingJam Palace, Mount Royal, Calgary

    Directions are sent to ticket holders.

About This Concert

THIS EVENT HAS TWO SHOW TIMES:

  • Saturday, Sept 27 @ 7:00 PM
  • Sunday, Sept 28 @ 2:00 PM

Please be sure to select the correct time when you are purchasing tickets!

It’s the 350th anniversary of the invention of the piano!  And you simply cannot talk about jazz piano without mentioning Benny Green, a virtuosic artistic and soulful storyteller. Over a 40+ year career, Benny has played with legends such as Art Blakey, Betty Carter, Freddie Hubbard, and Canada’s own Diana Krall and Oscar Peterson. A brilliant performer and a sought after mentor and educator, Jazz Messenger Benny Green is an icon. BJP is hosting two evenings that offer an intimate look at Benny’s evolving artistry and deep connection with the piano, an instrument he continues to explore with passion and purpose. 

Hosted in the cozy, historic BuckingJam Palace and featuring a beautiful Yamaha grand piano,  these concerts celebrate an instrument that is at the heart of our programming and the artists who bring it to life. 

This concert is made possible by the generosity of our sponsors:  Yamaha Canada, Admiral Law and the Oscar Peterson estate.

Good to Know

Fifty-five seats, so every seat counts. If you cannot use your ticket, pass it to a friend and ask them to give the original purchaser's name at the door.

Our ticket policy explains how passing a ticket on works.

The band generally plays two sets with a short break between them.

No need to print your ticket. Names are on a list at the door.

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