Joe Brazil Legacy Productions presents Mother's Day Musical Luncheon, with Def Chef Kitchens serving Lunch @ 12:30 in the Grand Hall.
Music will be in the theatre as follows: 1:45pm - doors; 2pm -Comfort Food Band; 3pm - Seatown Philly; 4pm - Goody Bagg

Historically significant to Seattle, Brazil was one of the first Black Jazz Music Instructors at Garfield High School and the University of Washington, in 1960's.
Joe Brazil was tasked to create a curriculum for His Jazz Music: 101 studies at the University of Washington, because there was no formal history of Jazz Music at the time. Along with his lectures, in classes that were always full, Joe Brazil often had famous musicians who were performing in town sit in and perform during class sessions.
Brazil also organized a music school, The Black Academy of Music, BAM. Housed and fiscally sponsored at historic Central Area Motivation Program, (CAMP).
Joe Brazil's influence in the Seattle Jazz Music Scene is still alive and well through the numerous musicians trained, instructed, and mentored by Brazil, and many of which are now instructing music students.

Joe Brazil Legacy's mission is to raise awareness and pay homage to Joe Brazil for his talent, generosity, community activism and public service to the City of Seattle, and the Black Community.