Stephane Wrembel live in Waterbury Center

Experience Stephane Wrembel live on June 25th

Stephane Wrembel is a French-born guitarist renowned for his virtuosic playing in the *gypsy jazz* style, also known as *jazz manouche*. His music draws heavily from the tradition established by Django Reinhardt, blending intricate melodies, rapid-fire improvisation, and a distinctive rhythmic drive. Wrembel has released numerous albums, composed scores for film and television – notably the theme song for the Woody Allen film *Midnight in Paris* – and collaborated with a diverse range of artists.

ZenBarn, located in Waterbury Center, Vermont, is a unique performance venue housed within a restored 18th-century barn. Originally a dairy farm, the property was transformed into an arts and event space by owners Sarah & Peter McConnel. The barn’s architecture retains much of its original character, featuring exposed beams and rustic elements while incorporating modern sound and lighting systems designed to accommodate a variety of musical performances. ZenBarn frequently hosts nationally touring acts across genres including folk, bluegrass, jazz and Americana, prioritizing an intimate listening experience for attendees. It's known for its commitment to showcasing both established and emerging artists within a thoughtfully curated setting. The venue aims to blend artistic expression with Vermont’s rural landscape.