NSB Jazz Fest Photo Gallery – Day 1, 2 & 3

🎷 Festival Highlights

• Friday, May 30: The festival kicked off with performances by Cigano Swing at Caffe Vesuvio, Dave Capp & France Neil at Limoncello South, Thom Chambers Groove City Band at Garlic Blu Bar, and the Jordan Cole Trio at Crimson House.
• Saturday, May 31 & Sunday, June 1: The festivities continue with a diverse lineup of solo artists, duos, and ensembles performing throughout the city. Attendees can enjoy a variety of jazz styles, from traditional to contemporary, in both indoor and outdoor settings.

🗺️ Venues & Atmosphere

The festival’s performances are spread across multiple venues, creating a lively atmosphere that encourages attendees to explore different parts of the city. From cozy bars to open-air stages, each location offers a unique setting to enjoy the music. The event not only showcases talented musicians but also highlights the charm and hospitality of New Smyrna Beach.

🚗 Travel & Parking Tips

• Transportation: Given the popularity of the event and limited parking, it’s recommended to use ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft.New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival
• Parking: Paid parking is available at several locations, including Coronado Community United Methodist Church, Marianne Clancy Park, Esther Street Beachfront Park, and the Flagler Avenue Boardwalk. New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival

🎟️ Admission & Merchandise

• Admission: The festival is free to the public, thanks to the support of sponsors and the community.
• Merchandise: Official festival merchandise, including T-shirts and posters, is available for purchase at Janie’s (307 Flagler Ave, Suite 102) and Julie’s (231 Canal Street). New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival

For more details, including the full schedule and artist lineup, visit the official festival website: nsbjazzfest.com.

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