North After Dark - An Evening of Live Jazz

Settle in with a drink, enjoy light refreshments, and spend the evening surrounded by good music and good company in one of Baltimore's most unique gathering spaces.

With music by

Sunday, September 13
7:00–9:00 PM

BYOB
Light bites provided
Ice cream by Mishmish

Space is intentionally limited to keep the evening cozy and intimate.

​Chloe Clarke Smith is an independent artist based in Baltimore who uses her music as a vehicle for activism in order to inspire, educate, and empower young composers of color to find their own unique voice. With a love for ethnomusicology, she hopes to enlighten the world to the music of BIPOC composers and further experiment with stretching the boundaries of harmony, space, and color in her own music.

Kevin Brewster is a saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and educator from Grand Rapids, Michigan. As a leader, he performs with his ensemble Black Renaissance, a collective dedicated to expanding the narrative of Black American Music through original compositions and new interpretations. As a sideman, Kevin has performed alongside artists such as Terri Lyne Carrington, Christian Sands, Jazzmeia Horn, and Patrice Rushen. He is a recent graduate of Michigan State University and is pursuing his master's as a recipient of the Graduate Jazz Fellowship at John Hopkins Peabody Conservatory under the mentorship of Sean Jones and Tim Green.