Seattle JazzED
Music school · South Lake Union ·

Seattle JazzED

Music school · South Lake Union ·

Offers year-round jazz programs, camps, and workshops

dedicated staff
exceptional instruction
community
youth programs
music theory
improvisation
equity
role models
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null
Seattle JazzED by null

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380 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA Get directions

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380 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA Get directions

+1 206 324 5299
seattlejazzed.org
@seattlejazzed

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Jan 3, 2026

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FareStart Will Close Its South Lake Union Restaurant Maslow’s This Month | Eater Seattle

"Housed in a former radiator factory at 380 Boren Ave N in South Lake Union, Maslow’s opened three years ago as a full-service casual restaurant and bar named for psychologist Abraham Maslow. It served lunch, happy hour, and dinner with dishes such as pastas, house-smoked trout on crostini, and fried chicken, and even earned some praise from the Seattle Times. FareStart announced Maslow’s will close at the end of service January 31, saying the move will let them focus on catering from the SLU kitchen, provide stronger job training opportunities, use donor dollars more efficiently, and continue operating other social enterprise businesses." - Gabe Guarente

https://seattle.eater.com/2020/1/15/21067451/nonprofit-farestart-closing-maslows-south-lake-union
Seattle JazzED

Nicole B.

Google
My son Bobby did two classes ('second line' then 'advanced') with them over summer and loved them. The second line camp was a ton of fun, culminating in the Seafair parade. The advanced course was (unsurprisingly) a lot more challenging, but it was a great level for him and he learned a lot about improv and writing pieces while still having fun. Highly recommend.

Adriane M.

Google
My daughter Ella, just finished the JazzEd Summer program and absolutely loved it. She made new friends, learned to play the clarinet and really liked the teachers. This is a great way to introduce your kids to a new instrument in a relaxed environment. We were so happy with the experience we signed up for the school year program they offer! I will definitely have my two other daughters participate in JazzEd and highly recommend it to everyone!

Brannon M.

Google
JazzED is a great community with exceptional instruction. Students are able to expand their musical experience and work with very talented and respected professionals. The staff is incredibly dedicated, fun and engaging - they go above and beyond! I highly recommended the program for students at all levels.

Peter C.

Google
Two of my children attend, and they have thoroughly enjoyed the experience. They knew music through piano lessons, but had very little exposure to jazz. Through the program they've learned not just instrument skills, but also music theory. The program is also really flexible for those who have financial challenges. A great program, highly recommend it!

Barbara G.

Google
We are SO glad we found JazzED! I cannot say enough about this amazing organization and what it has done for our children. The staff and teachers are absolutely committed to their mission. Everyone who works there seems to be doing this for the best of motives -- to spread music and joy, and to preserve jazz for the future. They are also committed to equity -- to making jazz education accessible for anyone regardless of income, gender, race, social class, musical ability, etc. And these teachers make magic happen! Their concerts are phenomenal! It is a true joy to hear these kids play. As an added bonus, the JazzED folks really seem to understand the importance of being positive role models for children, and of guiding them as they grow into mature, responsible members of the community. Jazz + healthy kids -- what could be better?

Thomas P.

Google
Our family has been involve with Seattle JazzED for 8 years. This past year two of our sons were participants and like usual they had great experiences. The teachers and staff are committed to the growth and development of our children as people as well as musicians. Their musicianship grows each year and we plan to continue our support and participation in the program.

Steve T.

Google
Jazz Ed is an amazing resource for young people interested in music. Every person involved is committed to young people and to jazz and to fostering the confidence and awareness of every young person taking part. I can't say enough good things about this place! Our daughter has been a part of Jazz Ed since middle school and this year graduates from high school and will be studying Jazz Performance and trumpet and Temple University. Jazz Ed programs inspired her and helped build her sense, as a young woman, that nothing could stop.

Monica R.

Google
Our family found JazzEd after we moved up to Seattle from the Bay area. In the past 2 years our daughter has participated in an after school program at her middle school, a summer program, an all girls jazz weekend, and a school year Jazz Ensemble. We're so impressed with the faculty, and with the commitment and enthusiasm of the staff. They seem to have found the right balance of serious instruction and making it fun.