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Create Your Very Own "Jazz Blues Crawl" in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Annual Jazz & Blues Music Series is set to return to Downtown Bellevue, featuring over 20 live performances during the first week of October 2024. With most shows being free, community members and visitors can enjoy the lively atmosphere at various local venues. Highlights include performances by the Joel Astley Band featuring Johnny Burgin and Greta Matassa & Friends at the Meydenbauer Center Theatre, along with a student showcase at KidsQuest Children's Museum to promote younger talent. Other venues like The Bellettini and Paddy Coyne's will also host performances, each offering a unique experience. This initiative not only showcases local talent but also aims to foster community spirit and engagement, highlighting Bellevue's commitment to supporting its vibrant arts and culture scene.

With a mix of ticketed and free events, the series is set to attract a diverse audience and celebrate the joy of live music.

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Council Roundup Bhargava selected for upcoming council vacancy

The City Council of Bellevue appointed Vishal Bhargava to fill the vacancy left by Councilmember John Stokes, who is stepping down to focus on family. The meeting also covered updates on the Wilburton land use amendment aimed at promoting sustainable development, as well as the Jubilee in the Community program that assists homeowners with property maintenance. Additionally, a proclamation was issued to celebrate Sikh Heritage Month, highlighting the significance of the Sikh community in the region.