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Today in Toronto: Creole Christmas

By Toronto Life

| December 15, 2011

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Creole Christmas Founded in 1961, the much-loved Preservation Hall Jazz Band preserves and celebrates the art form that is New Orleans jazz. Named after the French Quarter building where the original group met and played, the ensemble has taken its smoky southern jazz sound as far afield as Carnegie Hall. Find out more »

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