East Point Jazz Festival: Time, Date, Info

The East Point Jazz Festival is happening on Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 5 to 9 p.m. The event will take place near  downtown East Point in Sumner Park.

The East Point Jazz Festival is a family-friendly event that will feature great music, food and more in downtown East Point.

East Point Jazz Festival: Everything you need to know

May is Jazz Appreciation Month at the East Point Jazz Festival and the city is celebrating in a big way.

Featured artists include Reggie Hines, Julie Dexter, The Milkshake Quintet, RedShoes & Gravy and L’Tanya Sugarlips Shields. Admission is FREE! Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and enjoy a variety of food trucks! Tents, outside food and beverage, or pets are not allowed.

The event is free to attend and parking is free as well.

Where will the East Point Jazz Festival be held?

The East Point Jazz Festival will take place at 1889 Lexington Ave., East Point, Ga. 30344. Here is a map to help you find it.

It’s 2019 and festival season will be making this way to Atlanta in no time. if you want to be in the mix at all the locales — from Dunwoody to College Park — you need to know what’s going on. Where are the Atlanta festivals this year? We’ve got you.

The only way to know is to check out AtlantaFi’s Atlanta Festival Guide 2019, which features all you need to know about local festivals including the Dogwood Festival, Fried Chicken Fest, Shaky Knees, Music Midtown and more.

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