Camille Thurman live in Chicago

Experience Camille Thurman live on June 29th

Camille Thurman is a contemporary jazz vocalist and saxophonist known for her dynamic performances and compositions rooted in the traditions of swing, bebop, and gospel music. Her work frequently incorporates elements of improvisation and storytelling, often exploring themes of spirituality and social consciousness. She has released several albums as a leader, receiving critical acclaim for her vocal technique and instrumental prowess.

The concert will be held at the Hadiya Pendleton Atrium And Elie Wiesel Auditorium within the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. This space is part of the broader Presidential Center complex designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects. The auditorium is named in honor of Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, recognizing his commitment to human rights and education. The Hadiya Pendleton Atrium commemorates Hadiya Pendleton, a young Chicago resident tragically lost to gun violence, representing a focus on community engagement and positive change.

The auditorium features flexible seating arrangements allowing for varied performance configurations and aims to host a range of cultural events including concerts, lectures, and community gatherings. It is intended to be a central hub for civic life on Chicago’s South Side as part of the Obama Foundation’s mission. None.