An energetic journey through blues, country, and American ballads—from tributes to the great West Coast masters to soul-stirring original compositions.
Sergio Polito, acoustic guitars, dobro, and vocals • Alberto Boscolo Agostini, electric guitars and mandolin.
A poetic inquiry into loss and healing. The silent dialogue between a son and the soul of a mother dwelling within nature.
Gio Evan, book presentation.
A contemporary reimagining of the jazz canon, blending European swing with modern sensibilities. Led by Latvian saxophonist Jan Grinbert and featuring Marco Ponchiroli, the quartet delivers an intense, world-class musical dialogue.
Jan Grinbert, alto saxophone; Marco Ponchiroli, piano; Alvise Seggi, double bass; Raul Catalano, drums.
"PalazzoTango della Rosa" celebrates the quintessential Venetian feast: 'San Marco del bocolo' with an enchanting afternoon Milonga.
A tribute to Mina and the sophisticated atmosphere of the 1960s and '70s. An evening of live music and new Signature Cocktails, created in collaboration with Tassoni.
The series entitled "Raoul Schultz Meets...", promoted by collector Daniele Tiozzo in collaboration with Hotel Aquarius and curated by Stefano Cecchetto, is an opportunity to bring the works of Raoul
A “variable geometry” ensemble, formed by musicians from the Venice area with a solid academic background and significant experience gained in Conservatory Jazz Departments
The last dance before the summer break… it’s now or never!
Press briefing - To mark its tenth anniversary, the charity and cultural festival Women For Freedom in Jazz moves to Venice at Hotel AQUARIUS.
This performance offers an exclusive preview of the Collective’s upcoming album: "Ritratti informali… di corpi non conformi" (Informal Portraits… of Non-Conformist Bodies).
Batisto Coco celebrates forty years of salsa in Venetian dialect. In dialogue with Giorgio Cecchetti, the band will reveal the behind-the-scenes anecdotes of their most iconic tracks.
On June 17 at 6 PM at Hotel Aquarius, jazz vocalist Elena Camerin and pianist Matteo Alfonso pay tribute to Italo Calvino for Women For Freedom in Jazz 2026.
