Cafe 704 Coffeehouse

CAFE 704!
At the Interfaith Center & Live on Zoom

Get your tickets below!

World fusion ensemble led by multi-instrumentalist Ken Kozora, a veteran local jazz luminary.

Ken Kozora has been exploring sound for over 35 years playing trumpet, bass, synthesizer, electronic percussion, wind synth, flutes, hand percussion and any other new noisemaker he happens to stumble upon. In the early days of MIDI development he promoted and helped integrate music technology into K-12 and the University music curriculum.

Ken has recorded and performed with a wide variety of local and renowned international artists, leads his own world / jazz quartet “KOZORA”, performs solo for special events and composes music for dance and various media.

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Tickets

$10.00 per person
IN PERSON (doors open at 6:30 pm) or LIVESTREAM on Zoom
Please read the information that follows!

If attending in person:
– Please pay at the door.
– Masks are optional.

If viewing live on Zoom:-
– Purchase your ticket below or send payment of $10 per viewer (with email address) to 704 Airport Blvd. Suite 1 Ann Arbor, MI 48108. The Zoom link will be sent to you at the same email address you used to purchase the ticket.

Cafe 704 Kozora10.00 USD
You will be contacted with the link for the livestream at your PayPal email address.

Address: Interfaith Center for Spiritual Growth 704 Airport Boulevard, Suite 1,  Ann Arbor, MI 48108

Contact: Delyth at 734-657-5384

Stay tuned for upcoming Cafe 704 concerts!

Aug. 10: Kozora Quartet

Sept. 14: Path

October 10: Nutshell

Nov. 9: Vornhagen & Kaufman

Dec. 14: Dorkestra 

2025

Jan. 11: Madcat Ruth

Feb. 8: Sari Brown

March 8: Joni Mitchell Tribute, Slomovits Family and Billy King

April 12:

May 10: Kath Weider

Interested in performing at Cafe 704?
Send an inquiry to cafe704@gmail.com

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