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Music at the 2025 North City Jazz Walk August 12, 2025 in North City

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The 2025 North City Jazz Walk is scheduled for August 12, closing 15th Ave NE from NE 175th to NE 180th for a vibrant community event. Free outdoor performances will feature seven bands, with music starting at 6:30 PM and continuing until 10:30 PM. Notable acts include the Grammy-winning Hook Me Up and the award-winning Stacy Jones Band, promising a diverse range of jazz styles. Indoor venues require wristbands priced at $25, available at local businesses starting July 25. These venues will host performances at 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, and 10 PM, highlighting local talent.

This annual event not only showcases music but also aims to strengthen community ties. By promoting local businesses and artists, the Jazz Walk contributes to the cultural fabric of North City. Attendees can expect an engaging atmosphere filled with music, food, and community spirit.

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