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The 19th Annual Lancaster Jazz & Arts Festival was a remarkable success, even in the face of rainy weather on Saturday, July 19th. Despite the initial downpour, around 2,000 enthusiastic attendees braved the elements and joined us in the afternoon as the sun began to peek through the clouds, bringing a sense of hope and excitement to the day.
The festival offered an unforgettable experience filled with the rich sounds of vibrant jazz music performed by a diverse array of talented musicians. Attendees enjoyed not only the fantastic performances but also had the opportunity to explore a variety of local vendors, all while fostering connections within our community. We extend our deepest gratitude to the West Philadelphia and jazz communities, whose unwavering support has helped make this festival a highlight of the year for so many. Your dedication has truly enriched the experience for all involved. A heartfelt thank you goes out to our brilliant performers: Mic'd Up All Star Trio, Mic'd Up All Star Quintet, Chris Oatts and The Pretty Big Band, Nazir Ebo, Ursula Rucker, and V. Shayne Frederick. They captivated the audience with their incredible artistry. Another thank you to our generous sponsors who helped bring this event to life: Comcast, Jefferson Health Plans, PA Tourism Office, Department of Community & Economic Development, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Independence Blue Cross, Plenary Infrastructure Philadelphia, United Healthcare Community Plan, American Picture Framing, Aramark, Ballard Spahr, Brown & Brown, Intealth, North American Medical Associates, Penn Live Arts, Penn Medicine, Vicintas, Haverford Lofts, and Mill Creek Community Partnership. Lastly, we'd like to recognize our Community Award Winners: Brenda Clark, Deb McCarty, David Pickett, and Jeffrey Jordan. Thank you for your dedication and passion for helping the community! We are thrilled to announce that the jazz festival season is far from over! Keep an eye out for exciting details about our upcoming Fall Pop-Up performances. Stay tuned by checking our Jazz Fest Pop-Up page here: https://www.hopephl.org/jazz-pop-ups.html In the edition of the HopePHL Newsletter: Read about Angela's inspiring journey, recap the 10th Annual Men's Wellness Day, learn about HopePHL's recent advocacy efforts, and more!
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