Marisa Balistreri Trio – March 4

Jazz at Five is working with North Street Cabaret to host our first fundraiser and friendraiser event of the year. The Marisa Balistreri Trio will be performing at North Street Cabaret on March 4th from 5:30 – 7:30pm. Jazz at Five would like to continue our tradition of keeping our events free so we have chosen a “pay what you like” donation ticket  for the event – please consider supporting our organization with a $20 donation. Tickets can be purchase on our EventBrite Here

Tickets will help support the local jazz community and Jazz at Five’s future events like our Summer Performance Series in August.

Marisa Balistreri is a Madison, Wisconsin-based vocalist. A former professional Italian opera singer, Marisa currently collaborates with her songwriter-guitarist husband, Stefan Hall on original jazz tunes inspired by music from around the world. Marisa’s group performs as a duo, trio or quartet and plays jazz standards, jazz Manouche, Latin jazz and originals in several languages. They play music to make people feel hopeful about humanity.

In the Madison, Wisconsin area, The Marisa Balistreri Trio has had a months-long residency at Cafe Coda, and have played as either a duo, trio or quartet at Bierock, Brix Cider, Cargo Coffee East, D-Street Porch Sessions, Harmony Bar and Grill, Leopold’s Books, North Street Cabaret, Pyramid Event Venue, The Red Rooster, The Rigby and many others. The Marisa Balistreri Duo was recently featured on Live in the Lair on Max Inc, Radio and on Channel 3000.

2026 Summer Performance Series Performers

Jazz at Five is currently reviewing performer applications for our 2026 Performance Series! Our summer performances will continue on the stairs of Wisconsin’s State Capitol building on Wednesdays August 5th – September 2nd.

“Our mission is to make Madison a better place to be and visit by providing live jazz events free to the public. We promote awareness of the jazz art form and increase local community culture with performer diversity, enhanced visibility for our local jazz artists and public performance opportunities for youth musical groups.”