Join us for Jazz on the Porch for the Summer! Experience an evening of live jazz outside of Roedde House Museum featuring Re-Vibe!

Admission is by donation 

About the Artists:

Nick Apivor: Received his Bachelor of Music from the University of Victoria in 1986, with a concentration on performance, education, and composition. Since that time, he has performed in countless situations from symphony orchestras to major arena shows with pop groups, as well as numerous festivals across Canada, the US, and South East Asia. In the jazz world, he has performed and recorded with Juno-nominated Latin jazz group Rumba Calzada, N.O.W Workshop, Bill Runge Quintet, and legendary drummer Claude Ranger, as well as studying at Cazadero Brazil Camp, and with such jazz luminaries as Mark Sherman and Hugh Fraser. Nick currently teaches at Trinity Western University

Craig Scott: Plays drums, vibraphone and percussion. His credits include performances with jazz luminaries as Campbell Ryga, Oliver Gannon, PJ Perry, Alan Matheson, Randy Bachmann, Natalie McMaster, Dianna Krall, and the late Harry “Sweets” Edison, Rosemary Clooney, Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis, Phil Woods, Bud Shank, and Clark Terry. Craig has extensive experience in television, film, radio, and has played on countless albums including Randy Bachmann’s Jazz Thing. Craig has also recorded many of the drum tracks for PGMusic’s Band-In-A-Box. Craig holds degrees in both music and education and teaches at both Vancouver Community College and Capilano University.

Nathen Aswell: Is one of the busiest singing bassists in Canada. He has performed with a wide variety of recording artists, including Randy Bachman, Susan Crowe, Shari Ulrich, Babe Gurr, Gabriel Mark Hasselbach and Andrea Menard. He has also performed with Jackson Hollow, LJ Mounteney, Lowry Olafson, Aaron Pritchett, and The Wilds. Nathen is originally from Montreal, where he was a member of The Puritans as well as The Buzz Band before moving to Vancouver in 1992. Currently, Nathen performs in several different tribute bands and also performs his own music on the Chapman Stick.