Vincent Ingala, who last performed in Casselberry in 2016, returns to headline the Spring Jazz and Art Festival happening on Saturday, March 8 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Lake Concord Park.
Ingala has released eight studio albums and is touring behind his most recent release, “Escape with Me.” He now has 10 No. 1 songs, including “Movin’ and Shakin’” in 2024.

The 32-year-old tenor saxophonist from Prospect, Conn., has performed with such greats as Steve Oliver, Michael Lington and Dave Koz. His style is a combination of rock n roll, soul, funk, and smooth jazz.

Opening for the show is California-based soulful singer Andrea Miller, who opened for Al Jarreau many times before his passing and has been “Jazz Artist in Residency” on Princess Cruise Lines for several years. Originally trained in opera, Miller has made the transition smoothly to jazz.
working on their third studio album.

This FREE special event will be the largest jazz event this spring with music, food trucks, and art exhibits, including the opening reception inside City Hall for “Infinite”; an art exhibition featuring the work of Black artists living and working in Central Florida as well as an opening reception at the Art House titled “Drawn to Nature: from the Women Artists Group. The Sculpture House will also be open for guests to visit the Florida Artists Group exhibition of 2D and 3D works.