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Warm Up Your December with Aquila's December Jazz Fest: Three Days of Smooth Jazz, Great Food, and Fine Wine

Newtown, CT – This December, jazz lovers can escape the winter chill and embrace the smooth sounds of live jazz at Aquila’s December Jazz Fest, a three-day music celebration set in the cozy indoor tasting room of Aquila’s Nest Vineyards. From December 5–7, this special event will feature an extraordinary lineup of jazz talent and delicious food offerings, all for just $20 per person, which includes access to all five shows across the weekend.

Prepare for an unforgettable weekend of soulful melodies, captivating rhythms, and timeless jazz classics, accompanied by mouthwatering food from local food trucks. Whether you’re a diehard jazz fan or simply looking for a unique way to spend your weekend, Aquila’s December Jazz Fest promises an experience that will leave you tapping your toes and craving more.


Event Lineup:

Friday, December 5
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6–9 PM: Nick DiMaria Quartet – Smooth, soulful jazz to kick off the weekend in style.
🍴 Food Truck: Taste of Mediterranean – Enjoy savory Mediterranean delights.

Saturday, December 6
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1–4 PM: Triple Bock Jazz Quintet – A vibrant mix of classic and contemporary jazz grooves.
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5:30–8:30 PM: Noreen Mola Quartet – Elegant vocals and timeless melodies to light up your evening.
🍴 Food Truck: The Crepe Hut – Sweet & savory crepes to satisfy your taste buds.

Sunday, December 7
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12–3 PM: Timeless Groove Jazz Quartet – An upbeat and sophisticated blend of modern and traditional jazz.
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4–7 PM: TJ Thompson Jazz Trio – A soulful close to the weekend with captivating jazz sounds.
🍴 Food Truck: Goni's Gourmet Lobster Truck – Indulge in fresh, gourmet lobster dishes.

Ticket Information:

🎟️ $20 per person grants access to all five performances throughout the weekend. Choose your preferred performances when ordering tickets (subject to availability). Seating is limited, and availability will be updated in real-time, so early booking is encouraged. All guests will enjoy reserved seating in the tasting room, with arrangements thoughtfully assigned by our hostess.

To ensure the best experience, guests will be required to purchase a minimum of $10 worth of wine or food per person (excluding tax and gratuity). Please note that outside alcohol, beverages, or water bottles are strictly prohibited due to winery regulations.


Seating is limited, so don’t miss out on securing your spot for this exclusive event! To reserve your tickets, visit Aquila’s Nest Vineyards Website www.aquilasnestvineyards.com.

Join us at Aquila’s December Jazz Fest for a weekend of smooth jazz, delicious food, and great wine – the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season with friends and family.

For more information or press inquiries, please contact:
Aquila’s Nest Vineyards

Email: info@aquilasnestvineyards.com
Phone: (203) 303-4802
Website:
www.aquilasnestvineyards.com

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