The Statuary

06/05/2026

🎷The Statuary Presents: Jason Marshall Quartet

Jason Marshall is a premiere voice on the baritone saxophone, rooted in the bebop tradition yet deeply expansive in his musical curiosity. His work honors the joy, complexity, and legacy of Black American Music, spanning styles and generations with integrity and soul. He has performed and recording with his own ensemble as well as with artists including Roy Hargrove Big Band, RH Factor, Aretha Franklin, Deedee Bridgewater, Chaka Khan, Abdullah Ibrahim, Kurt Elling, The Roots, The Temptations, Mingus Big Band, Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra,

Date: Saturday June 20th
Party Starts: 6:30pm
Music: 7pm

This event is in partnership with Riverview Jazz and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.

05/28/2026

Check out our Youtube channel to stream tonight's show. Don't forget to hit subscribe!

🪉 The Statuary Presents: Edmar Castañeda Quartet – Jersey City Jazz Festival Edmar Castañeda is a Colombian-born harpist, composer, and bandleader recognize...

05/07/2026

🪉 The Statuary Presents: Edmar Castañeda Quartet – Jersey City Jazz Festival

Edmar Castañeda is a Colombian-born harpist, composer, and bandleader recognized as one of the most original and influential voices in contemporary jazz. A Latin Grammy nominee for Best Latin Jazz Album (Family), he has redefined the role of the harp through a singular technique that seamlessly integrates bass lines, harmony, and melody, expanding the instrument far beyond its traditional boundaries.

Edmar Castañeda Quartet

Edmar Castañeda -harp
Andrea Tierra - vocal
Birsa Chatterjee-tenor sax
Julian Miltenberger- drums

Guest :
Zamir Castañeda
Zeudi Castañeda

Thursday May 28th
Sets at 7 & 8:30

This event is in partnership with and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.

05/01/2026

Check out tonight's livestream of the Caelan Cardello Trio on our Youtube channel.

Where the line between the audience and the band ceases to exist. Jersey City's intimate home for jazz, art, and culture.

04/13/2026

🎹The Statuary Presents: Caelan Cardello Trio, recognized as one of the brightest talents of his generation, the award-winning pianist Caelan Cardello delivers the kind of honest, hard-swinging piano that reminds you why you fell in love with music.

Caelan Cardello – Piano

John Muir Cotton – Bass

Isaiah Bravo – Drums

Guest Info – A suggested music donation of $25 is appreciated. All music donations go toward artist fees for this and future events. As the great singer Abbey Lincoln said "You gotta pay the band!"

Date: Friday May 1

Music Starts: 7pm

RSVP: On our website (link in IG bio).

This event is in partnership with Riverview Jazz and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.

04/03/2026

If you can't make it in person check out our livestream tonight on our YouTube Page. Make sure to hit subscribe for our full archive of past performances! Show starts at 7pm!

The Statuary Presents: Tomoko Omura – Roots Quintet is a captivating ensemble that blends the intricate melodies of jazz with the rich textures of traditiona...

03/13/2026

The Statuary Presents: Tomoko Omura – Roots Quintet is a captivating ensemble that blends the intricate melodies of jazz with the rich textures of traditional folk music. Drawing inspiration from Omura’s Japanese heritage, the music weaves together elements of improvisation and structured composition, resulting in a vibrant tapestry of sound. The quintet’s performances are characterized by their dynamic interplay, emotive solos, and a rhythmic complexity that invites listeners on a journey through varied musical landscapes.

Tomoko Omura (violin, composition)
Jeff Miles (guitar)
Glenn Zaleski (piano)
Pablo Menares (bass)
Jay Sawyer (drums)

Guest Info – A suggested music donation of $25 is appreciated. All music donations go toward artist fees for this and future events. As the great singer Abbey Lincoln said “You gotta pay the band!”

Date: Friday April 3
Music Starts: 7pm

RSVP: Please let us know if you will or will not be attending by April 1st. Walk-ins are welcome, however audience members who have responded with an RSVP will be prioritized as we reach capacity. RSVPs are only held until 10 minutes prior to show time. 🔗 in bio

This event is in partnership with and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.

03/02/2026

Meet us, the co‑owners of The Statuary — Rachel Ryll (CEO) and Ted Chubb (Artistic Director) — partners in life, in music, and in the work of shaping this space we love. Together, we bring decades of experience in community building, arts administration, and professional musicianship to guide The Statuary. Over the past 5 years we have hosted thousands of our friends, neighbors, community members, and general music lovers to over 50+ concerts in our home situated in Jersey City Heights.

As CEO, Rachel leads our strategy, partnerships, and community engagement. Her focus is on accessibility, artist support, and cultivating an intimate environment where creativity can thrive. Over the past several years, she has strengthened The Statuary’s identity as a home for diverse programming, free community concerts, and artist‑centered initiatives that reflect the cultural richness of Jersey City.

As Artistic Director, Ted curates the musical direction and production of the venue, drawing on his long career as a jazz trumpeter, bandleader, educator, and arts executive. His programming highlights world‑class musicians, emerging artists, and cross‑genre collaborations that honor the depth and breadth of today’s jazz landscape.

Together, we steward The Statuary as a live, work, and presentation space dedicated to authenticity, inclusion, and the shared experience of live music. This partnership — and the energy behind it — is what will carry us into our sixth year at The Statuary. We look forward to welcoming you at The Statuary.

Photo by Anderson English

02/25/2026

We’re excited to share our Spring 2026 lineup, featuring artists who bring deep creativity, global perspective, and unmistakable energy to our intimate neighborhood stage.

🎵 March 6 — Yvonnick Prené
A master of the harmonica celebrates his newest album release, "Un Harmonica Pour Django" in dedication to French jazz great Django Reinhardt

🎻 April 3 — Tomoko Omura Roots Quintet
Bold contemporary jazz combined with the rich textures of traditional Japanese folk music.

🎹 May 1 — Caelan Cardello Trio
A rising star and hometown favorite bring his signature blend of joyful and powerful swing.

🎶 May 28 — Edmar Castañeda Quartet
Returns as part of the Jersey City Jazz Festival, a global innovator whose passionate and electrifying performances transform every audience.

✨ All concerts have a suggested donation supporting the artists.
✨ Livestream available for our extended community.

Join us for a season of music that brings neighbors together and fills the Heights with sound.

This event is in partnership with https://RiverviewJazz.Org and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.

02/16/2026

The Statuary Presents: Yvonnick Prené, Un Harmonica Pour Django

On March 6th, 2026, The Statuary invites you to be transported to the sound of Paris, with our celebration of Un Harmonica Pour Django, the new album from chromatic harmonica virtuoso Yvonnick Prené. Joined by guitarists Dion Berardo and Josh Kaye, along with bassist Clovis Nicolas, Prené pays homage to Django Reinhardt with luminous interplay, spirited swing, and fresh lyricism that brings a modern voice to the gypsy jazz tradition.

Dion Berardo - guitar
Josh Kay - guitar
Clovis Nicolas - bass
Yvonnick Prené - chromatic harmonica, guitar

Guest Info – A suggested music donation of $25 is appreciated. All music donations go toward artist fees for this and future events. As the great singer Abbey Lincoln said "You gotta pay the band!"

Doors Open: 6:30pm
Music Starts: 7pm

RSVP: Link in IG bio or on website.

This event is in partnership with https://RiverviewJazz.Org and supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.