Today we learned more about Black History Month offers that would arrive at Walt Disney World next week, including “The Soul of Jazz: An American Adventure”. This exhibition will take visitors on a musical tour of America to learn more about the inspiring genre of jazz. We were curious to know where the exhibition would take place, since the “Creating Tradition” exhibition had not yet been removed before Monday’s opening of “The Soul of Jazz”. It turns out that “Creating Traditions” will remain in its current place, while “The Soul of Jazz” will be on the opposite side of American Adventure, replacing the incredible work of art by Walt Disney Imagineering that was shown previously.
At the moment, the photos from “The Soul of Jazz” are covered.
The paintings previously exhibited were from Disney legends such as Herb Ryman and Blaine Gibson. You can learn more about some of the paintings on the Disney Parks Blog.
Imagineers’ paintings have been on display since the opening of EPCOT.
There was no official word on how long the “The Soul of Jazz” exhibition will be on display or whether these old works of art will be transferred back to American Adventure later. Keep checking WDWNT for more updates.