TORONTO, April 17,
2024 /CNW/ - Celebrating its 36th year, the Beaches
Jazz Festival unveils today, highlights of its exciting mid-summer
2024 lineup boasting performances from over 1,000 talented
musicians from local and international scenes.
Festivities commence July 5 in
Toronto's vibrant east end,
spanning the month at Jimmie Simpson and Woodbine Parks, and
wrapping up in style with an unforgettable outdoor party under the
stars, with Streetfest along Queen St. E.
"The Beaches Jazz Festival is a world class event on the map as
one of North America's top
summer music festivals. It's Toronto's most exciting celebration of
community, diversity and music for everyone who loves and
appreciates quality music and entertainment," said Jay Cleary, Artistic Director, Beaches Jazz
Festival.
As Toronto's biggest, free
music event, The Festival invites all ages to experience the joy of
making connections through music. The city's most inclusive musical
extravaganza, it embraces all musical genres showcasing top-tier
jazz, the best in salsa, dance, hip hop, blues, disco, house, ska,
rock, and more – with something for everyone.
"The Beaches Jazz Festival has become more than excellent music.
It's a tradition that crosses all generations where people make
connections for life," said Festival Founder, Lido Chilelli.
Summer 2024 Beaches Jazz Festival
Highlights
Click here for performance details to
date.
- Sounds of Leslieville and
Riverside, Jimmie Simpson Park, July
5-7
- Salsa on the Beach, Woodbine Park, July
12-14
- TD Weekend, Woodbine Park, July
18-21
- OLG Weekend, Woodbine Park, July
26-28
- Streetfest: 7PM to 11PM, Queen
St. E. Between Woodbine and Beech Avenues; July 25-27
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About Beaches Jazz
Festival
The Beaches Jazz Festival started in 1989 by Lido Chilelli,
aiming to unite the community through music. Over three decades, he
and his daughter, with a loyal team, curated a month-long
celebration drawing tens of thousands yearly, supporting Canadian
music talent.
The Festival not only backs artists but also boosts Toronto's economy by injecting millions of
dollars into the GTA. It's a key platform for local businesses to
connect with the community. Learn more on how to participate
here.
Follow @beachesjazz for the latest news.
SOURCE Beaches Jazz Festival