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Jeff Fest 2025 Lineup Features Lucky Boys Confusion, Pearl Jam Tribute And More

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Jeff Fest is set to return to Jefferson Memorial Park on August 1-2, marking its 24th year with a lineup of live music, food, and drinks. The festival will operate from 5-10 p. m. on Friday and 1-10 p. m.

on Saturday, with tickets priced at $5 for Friday and $10 for Saturday. Children aged 12 and younger can enter for free, provided they are accompanied by an adult. Proceeds from the event will support the Jefferson Park Chamber of Commerce and the Jefferson Park Memorial Council. The main stage will feature performances from acts like Lucky Boys Confusion and a Pearl Jam Tribute, showcasing a mix of local and citywide talent. In addition, the community stage will present neighborhood artists, enhancing local engagement.

Attendees can purchase tickets online, contributing to the festival's success and community support. Jeff Fest serves as a significant cultural event for the area, bringing together residents and visitors alike.

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