Old Skool Cafe Features Youth Artist Joshua Tazman in Celebration of YoungArts Awareness Day

SAN FRANCISCO - Sept. 24, 2015 - PRLog -- In honor of YoungArts Awareness Day on September 24th, Old Skool Cafe will present an evening with up and coming artist Joshua Tazman, a 2014 National YoungArts Finalist.

“Old Skool has been an amazing place for me and my music. It honors the classic while also celebrating the youth, allowing me to experiment with my original music as well as play jazz standards that I love. In addition to the great food, the atmosphere and friendly faces make me feel welcome every time I play. “

“We are thrilled to have Josh as part of our Old Skool family. His immense talent is inspiring for all who hear him play and sing,” says Old Skool’s Managing Director, Lisa Litsey. “We regularly have guests make their reservations to dine with us based on when Josh is performing.”

Tazman’s talents will also be on display when he performs at the opening concert for West Coast Songwriters' 35th Annual Music Conference.

Live entertainment by Old Skool Cafe’s youth performers can be heard during dinner each week on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings between 6p – 9p.  A new entertainment calendar can be found on Old Skool Cafe’s website, with information on each youth performer and a sample of their music.

About Old Skool Cafe
Old Skool Cafe is a social enterprise known for its ‘40s supper club vibe, live entertainment, and a tasty Southern-inspired menu cooked up and served up by inspired (and inspiring) at-risk youth and young adults. Learning to be hosts, servers, chefs, managers, and entertainers, youth gain marketable skills, self-esteem, and progress toward career goals in an environment of restoration and hope. Participating youth serve up meals to more than 200 people every week .

Founded in 2005, Old Skool Cafe is open to the public Thursday through Saturday and available for private parties and catering. All profits support services to youth.

About Joshua Tazman
Joshua Tazman is an up-and-coming singer/songwriter from San Francisco. He draws from a wide range of influences, including Stevie Wonder and John Mayer, to create a fresh mix of jazz and pop that speaks to the fear and excitement of growing up. He is about to release his debut EP, "Jump," produced by Mark Mazzetti for Record Company in a Box.