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This looks a much better place for music than our s...
ReplyDeleteThis is a great music festival in a perfect location. It is a public park which is soccer fields most of the year. It is easy to get to in a car or a bicycle as it is on the city bike path. The festival is free if the $10 parking fee is not counted. The Jazz and Blues Society raises money to pay expenses by charging for parking, a small price to pay for nearly 20 bands over three days. This year's featured bands included Dr. John The Night Tripper, and Sheryl Crow.
DeleteLook like a great place for a music festival.
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