Edmonds Jazz Connection photo gallery Big bands

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Edmonds Jazz Connection brought together local middle, high school, and college jazz musicians for performances at three downtown venues on Saturday. The Daybreakers Rotary Club sponsored the event, which featured vocalists and big bands at the Edmonds Center for the Arts, as well as small combos at the Edmonds Theater. Five students received scholarships for their academic excellence and participation in activities, underscoring the Rotary Club's commitment to supporting youth. This annual celebration not only showcases musical talent but also fosters community spirit and engagement. The event attracted a diverse audience, enhancing the cultural landscape of Edmonds.

Jazz programs in schools play a crucial role in developing young musicians and creating opportunities for them. The performances allowed attendees to appreciate the hard work and dedication of these students. The Edmonds Jazz Connection serves as an important platform for local artistry and education.

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