Plan Your Own "Jazz Crawl" for the Bellevue Jazz Blues Music Series

Bellevue, WALocal News

The 15th Annual Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series will enchant music lovers from June 1 to June 5, 2022, featuring over 25 live performances across ten venues in Downtown Bellevue. This year’s lineup includes both ticketed and free shows, allowing a diverse audience to experience the vibrancy of jazz and blues. The Meydenbauer Center Theatre will host notable artists like Bobby Rush and the Blake Noble Band, while venues such as Bellevue Place and Lincoln Square North will feature free performances by local musicians. The Bellevue Arts Museum will also showcase a Student Showcase highlighting talented high school artists. This festival, part of the Heart of Bellevue campaign, aims to support local businesses and revitalize the community through music and art.

Attendees are encouraged to create their own 'jazz crawl' itinerary to explore various performances and venues, highlighting local talent and promoting Bellevue's cultural landscape. With a mix of pop-up concerts and intimate settings, the series offers something for everyone, ensuring a memorable experience.

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