May 20
Charles V. Gardner -
Chuck plays the Great American Songbook!
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May 27
Memorial Day Salute to Our Veterans
A musical celebration of the Armed Forces!
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Depot Jams
Jam Session at the Depot
Check out Depot Jams every Tuesday @ 5:30PM!
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Jazzwich Wednesdays
Live Music and Lunch
@ 11:30 at the Jazz Depot. Hear 7 Blue and enjoy a tasty "jazzwich"!
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Pam Van Dyke Crosby

Inductee of the Week
A native Oklahoman, Pam began her career singing jazz in New York City, where she sang in a band that included pianist Duke Jordan and bassist Keeter Betts. Pam also sang with the New York City based ‘Sammy Kaye Orchestra’ as the featured ‘girl singer’. She has been a featured performer in numerous Oklahoma jazz festivals. She has performed in benefits such as Divas for H.O.P.E., Follies Review, concerts at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame and ‘Summerstage Festival’ at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. She also toured the southwest United States with extended engagements in Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, and Nebraska.
Pam is co-founder and president of the Tulsa Jazz Society. She co-hosts ‘Tulsa Jazz Society Presents,’ a jazz radio show produced and co-hosted by Leon Rollerson Productions.

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There's a brand-new look to the greenery around the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, thanks in great part to an Eagle Scout project undertaken by high-school sophomore and Eagle Scout Garrett Parks and Troop 26.
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To a young girl growing up in Pond Creek, Okla., New York City must’ve seemed as distant as another galaxy. But when Pam Van Dyke Crosby decided she wanted to navigate the distance and take a shot at being a star in that firmament, it was her mother that helped propel her.
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A lot of promising musical careers get snuffed out by the realities of simply growing up and taking care of life’s business.Jobs and children and making ends meet take precedent over microphones and stages, and youthful dreams are derailed forever.
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