
Music in the Alley
Our summertime outdoor music series.
Innovative music in an unexpected setting.
The Devonian Hot Club, Friday, June 27, 2025
The Noah Young Trio, Friday, July 25, 2025
Helen Gillet, Friday, August 15, 2025
Located in the Jack’s Alley between Stowe Street Emporium and Lasting Image Salon; Rain location in The Phoenix Gallery and Music Hall 5 Stowe Street Waterbury, VT 05676
Thanks to our Sponsors!
Music in the Alley - Summer 2025
6-9pm FREE music, with food and beverage available for purchase from our Co-Sponsor Blackback Pub on select Fridays.
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The Devonian Hot Club
The Devonian Hot Club plays the music of Django Reindhardt & Stephane Grappelli. Django's jazz was born from the marriage of Louis Armstrong's trumpet with the anguished sound of Romany violin and the fire of flamenco guitar.

The Noah Young Trio
The Noah Young Trio began in New Orleans in 2015, and is already making an impact in the local and national scenes with their high energy performances. Drawing from the past while blazing a trail forward, the group blends the earthy funk music well known at home with Young’s lofty ambitious original compositional style into a sound both familiar and fresh to fans of contemporary groove-oriented jazz. As accessible as it is cerebral, the group evokes the perspective trick of an optical illusion in that the desire to get up and dance or sit down and listen can shift on a dime. Noah Young - bass Max Bronstein - guitar Andy Gagnon - drums

Hellen Gillet, singer-songwriter and cellist
Back again to play at Music in the Alley, Belgian-born Helen Gillet is a singer-songwriter and surrealist-archeologist focusing on the worlds of electronic sound and acoustic cello. She moved to New Orleans in 2002, where she has developed an eclectic palette of experimental, jazz, folk, funk, pop and classical and has self produced fourteen albums to date. She is the recipient of the Doris Duke Performing Artist Award, Downbeat Magazine has named her Rising Star twice and New Orleans has given her the best Contemporary Jazz, Female Performer and Other Instrumentalist awards. Gillet’s solo performance, known for its enigmatic quality as each song is performed with a mastery of live looping technology, has been shared with audiences worldwide including her annual acclaimed performance at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
All are welcome.
TURNmusic aims to be inclusive to all participants of TURNmusic events, live and online, to ensure a welcoming, safe, and respectful environment by reflecting the diverse interests of our audience and artists. We are committed to providing an inclusive environment for all, regardless of gender, age, gender identity, race, health status, national origin, relationship status, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and religion.
Accessibility.
It is our mission to make our venue and programming as accessible and inclusive as possible. At TURNmusic we are committed to ensuring the best possible experience for all artists, audience members and other visitors to our space.
Physical access. Accessing the gallery involves climbing up two steps and walking on the paved sidewalk of a paved street. A ramp can be provided on request. The venue is single story. We have a bathroom on site on the first floor, however it is not ADA compliant.
Assistance dogs. We welcome assistance and guide dogs at The Phoenix and are happy for them to accompany you in any of our spaces at the venue and can join you in the gallery for events. Please notify us if you will be bringing a dog to a performance so we can alert the artists.