Thursday, July 2, 2026 | 7:30 PM Alexis Morrast is one of the brightest young vocalists on today’s jazz scene, bringing a radiant blend of soul, gospel, and classic jazz phrasing. A two‑time Apollo winner with a voice far beyond her years, she captivates audiences with purity of tone, effortless swing, and a natural warmth that makes every song feel personal. Her performances balance youthful freshness with the poise of a seasoned artist, offering heartfelt ballads, joyful standards, and moments of spiritual uplift. On the Back Deck, her sound blooms in the open air — intimate, expressive, and full of promise. Back Deck Visitor Information and Guidelines Attendees must bring their own chairs and are welcome to bring refreshments. Tickets are $63 for an 8’x8’ block that accommodates up to two patrons or $33 for a block that accommodates one. There is a $3 handling fee per block included in the price. Concerts begin at 7:30 PM. Patrons are welcome to arrive as early as 6:30 PM to enjoy their picnics. In the event of inclement weather, outdoor performances will be held in the Museum’s Bickford Theatre, general admission. For assistance and to make purchases by phone, call the box office at 973-971-3706. All programs subject to change. Need help with a particular seating request or large group? Please contact the Box Office directly: 973-971-3706 Thank you for your support! Leadership Support for the Lot of Strings Concert Series is provided by Will and Mary Leland and Lot of Strings founding donor, F. Gary Knapp. Support for the Back Deck Concert Series is provided by Gary’s Wine & Marketplace and Morris County Tourism Bureau, a Division of the Morris County Economic Development Alliance. About the Back Deck Since launching in July 2020, The Back Deck has presented over 72 performances of critically acclaimed artists, welcomed more than 11,000 patrons, and received critical praise from local and national media. The series has presented established artists and rising stars with several ensembles going on to receive national acclaim. Now an established part of the regional cultural landscape, the Museum’s elevated parking deck has become known for elegant tailgates and world-class music each summer.