Great Hall Roosevelt High School Rainier Arts Center Earshot Jazz Education Programs Earshot Jazz gathers people from all backgrounds of music levels from those who are not musicians to those who are trying to be the next Louis Armstrong and cultivate this growth of knowledge within jazz and its history. Within this organization they're trying to showcase the rich history of jazz and to build musicians that have a love for music and jazz. The Earshot Jazz Education Programs that they offer are workshops and panels with well-educated artists, they work with schools, and gather talented jazz artist that can push the boundaries of jazz. Throughout its history they have touched the lives of more than 45,000 students in Washington state. Partnering with Schools Earshot Jazz has also partnered with local Washington schools by setting assemblies and performances to inspire and educate young uprising musicians. In October 2019, Earshot Jazz Festival held an event with Garfield High School, Washington Middle School, and alumni musicians to hold Jazz Up Jackson Street. Jazz Up Jackson Street is an event that raises funds to provide music opportunities to Central District Seattle students and schools. Seattle JazzED, a nonprofit organization who provides jazz classes to students from grades 4 through 12, was co-founded by Clarence Acox, an Earshot Jazz Musician of the Year. Earshot Jazz has worked with other nonprofit organizations to spread the importance of jazz and music education. On their website they provide other resources to local community groups and organizations that are contributing to educate students of all ages about jazz. Earshot Jazz Magazine Earshot Jazz Magazine engages and informs their viewers, celebrated the musicians and artists of jazz, and support the arts education to make sure that the legacy of jazz is kept alive and moves toward developing the rich history of jazz. They have been distributed over 1 million copies of their free monthly magazines that contain previews and profiles on local artists by Seattle writers. Earshot Jazz has been publishing magazines and handing them out locally since 1984. Going into 2020 there have been 36 volumes that have been created. Within each year Earshot Jazz have 12 issues that they push out and in these issues each of them has a spotlight artist or group that is featured on the cover page and they have a featured article within the magazine. Also within the magazines, there are a