Join us for a night of music, history, and libations as we explore the West End Blues: A Sacramento Jazzstory on July 10th at 6pm! With a mix of live music, rich narratives, and historic photos, the event highlights the triumphs, struggles, and untold stories of Sacramentans who have faded from memory. Historian William Burg weaves in captivating tales from the lost West End neighborhood, bringing the stories of its vibrant community to life. The music for this program includes many songs recorded on the Harley White Jr. Orchestra’s album, Cupcake, and more will be included on a forthcoming album to be recorded this year. The historic photos accompanying the music come from local archival and library collections, including the Center for Sacramento History, Sacramento Public Library, California State Library, Western Railway Museum, and many private collections. Thank you to our sponsor Sacramento Jazz Education Foundation. Don’t miss a lively evening where the powerful sounds of the Harley White Jr. Orchestra fill the air with big-band jazz, setting the stage for a journey into Sacramento’s forgotten past. In this video, Jared typesets and letterpress prints cards as souvenirs for those who attend the event. The print states “West End Blues Sacramento History Museum July 10, 2025.” Below the text is a man playing a double bass instrument. The image was printed from an electrotype, made in the 1890s, from the Lewis Winter Collection. Eighty were printed on this press run with black rubber base ink using a 3x5 Kelsey Excelsior tabletop printing press. See our website for details! #SacHistoryMuseum #westend #typography #asmr #sacramento #museum #history #letterpress #printingpress #printing - @sachistorymuseum