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5 Points Jazz Festival

Five Points Jazz Festival

Saturday, May 16, 2009

 

The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs presents the 6th annual Five Points Jazz concert on Saturday, May 16, 2009. Join us for a festival with free performances highlighting many of Denver's finest jazz musicians, it's sure to be cool, crazy and hot!

Schedule | Transportation

Schedule of Performances

11 a.m.

Dez Rubano and Friends
KUVO On-Air Studio, 2900 Welton

The History and Composition of Jazz Lecture by Dr. Fred Hess
Blair Caldwell African American Research Library, 2401 Welton

Neil Bridge 7+
KUVO Outdoor Stage, 2900 Welton

Tony Black Group
Five Points Plaza, Welton between 27th and 28th

12 p.m.

Maestro Hughes
Blackberries Ice Cream and Coffee Lounge, 710 E. 26th (at the corner of Welton and 26th)

1 p.m.

The History and Composition of Jazz Lecture by Dr. Fred Hess
Blair Caldwell African American Research Library, 2401 Welton

Janine Santana Latin Jazz Ensemble
KUVO Outdoor Stage, 2900 Welton

Denver Jazz Quartet
Crossroads Theater, 2590 Washington (at the corner of Welton and Washington)

2 p.m.

O Tone Brass Band
Five Points Plaza, Welton between 27th and 28th

Dr. Tone & The Notes
Blackberries Ice Cream and Coffee Lounge, 710 E. 26th (at the corner of Welton and 26th)

2:45 p.m.

Five Points Jazz Tribute Awards
KUVO Outdoor Stage, 2900 Welton

3 p.m.

The History and Composition of Jazz Lecture by Dr. Fred Hess
Blair Caldwell African American Research Library, 2401 Welton

Sheryl Renee Band
KUVO Outdoor Stage, 2900 Welton

Lamont School of Music Jazz Band
Crossroads Theater, 2590 Washington (at the corner of Welton and Washington)


Transportation

The 5 Points Jazz Festival is easily accessible by RTD Light Rail D-Line, with stops at 25th & Welton, 27th & Welton, 29th & Welton and 30th & Downing (Park-n-Ride).  Parking is also available in several lots along Welton Street.

 

Learn more at denvergov.org/5PointsJazz.

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