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Twin Cities Jazz Festival
Twin Cities Jazz Festival
The Twin Cities Jazz Festival is a free family-friendly event attracting over 40,000 people to the vibrant, joyful sounds of jazz. Festival events are held in and around beautiful Mears Park in the heart of downtown Saint Paul's historic Lowertown neighborhood.
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22
April
Jazz Fest Live Featuring Joan Hutton
Joan Hutton is a Minneapolis-based performer, music educator and composer, originally from Toronto, Canada. In 2017, after many years performing primarily with her classical chamber group,…
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Thursday
29
April
Jazz Fest Live Featuring Sarah Greer
Praised by other musicians for her sense of time and ability to swing, jazz vocalist and composer Sarah M. Greer delights and entertains audiences with her warm, expressive vocals, inventive…
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Thursday
06
May
Jazz Fest Live Featuring No Room For Squares
Named after the Hank Mobley album, No Room For Squares is a bebop quintet that interprets many of the classic 50s and 60s recordings from Blue Note Records. The band, led by drummer Bill…
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