Plan a "Jazz Walk" to Experience the Festival!

Bellevue, WALocal News

Mark your calendars for the 12th Annual Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival, starting May 29, 2019, and featuring over 40 free live shows at 16 different venues. This festival is a fantastic opportunity for music lovers to explore Bellevue’s renowned gathering spots while enjoying a diverse lineup of jazz and blues performances. Noteworthy venues include El Gaucho, known for its delicious happy hour specials, and the state-of-the-art Meydenbauer Center Theatre, which will host ticketed shows from celebrated artists. Attendees can also enjoy free performances at Central Bar + Restaurant, where the local favorite dishes pair perfectly with live jazz music. Bellevue Arts Museum will showcase school jazz combos, spotlighting the incredible talent of local students.

The festival's un-ticketed format allows for a spontaneous music experience, making it easy to enjoy multiple performances in one night. With a mix of local talent and established artists, the festival highlights Bellevue's rich cultural scene while supporting local businesses. Plan your route now and immerse yourself in the sweet sounds of jazz and blues!

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