A jazz mass for the whole family.

There's a reason this has become a holiday tradition. Patrick Lamb and a full live band reimagine Vince Guaraldi's beloved score — Linus and Lucy, Skating, Christmas Time Is Here — as a soul-soaked, horn-driven holiday concert. Familiar enough for the kids. Brilliant enough for the jazz crowd. Those warm, wistful melodies have defined the season for generations, and from the first familiar notes, you're home.

This is a family affair in every sense. It's a night to gather, to bring the people you love, and to feel the season the way you remember it. Each year, a guest choir joins the celebration, filling the room with the kind of sound that gives you chills and puts a lump in your throat. And when the sing-alongs begin, the whole room becomes part of the show — voices together, hearts full, everyone in it as one.

Patrick Lamb is a Billboard-charting saxophonist with three Top 5 smooth jazz hits — Maceo!, Sweet Tea, and Savoir Faire — a three-time Muddy Award winner, an Oregon Music Hall of Fame inductee, and a recipient of the Children's Cancer Association Hero Award, the City of Portland's Independent Spirit Award, and the Yolanda Denise King Arts Award. But the accolades aren't why people come back year after year. The show is what people come for — the warmth, the music, the togetherness.