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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2025 · 44 MIN

Episode #109: The Statuary Story with Ted Chubb

from Nat's Sidewalk Stories · host Nathalie Kalbach

About This EpisodeWe explore how a century-old religious statue workshop transformed into one of Jersey City's most intimate jazz venues while maintaining its creative spirit. Ted Chubb shares how The Statuary brings world-class musicians and neighbors together in a unique home setting.Meet Ted ChubbTed Chubb is a trumpeter, educator, and co-owner of The Statuary with his wife Rachel. A Jersey City resident for 17 years, Ted teaches at Princeton University and has performed with jazz luminaries across the globe. His passion for making jazz accessible led him to transform their historic Heights home into a venue where audiences and musicians connect without barriers.more info, show notes, links and pictures at https://natkalbach.substack.com/

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World-class trumpeter Ted Chubb shares how he and his wife Rachel open their home, a century-old religious statue workshop, as an intimate jazz venue in Jersey City Heights. Discover how the Statuary breaks down barriers between musicians and audiences while honoring the building's artistic legacy.

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