The Festival Roundup September 2016

This is The Festival Roundup as printed in our September 2016 issue, the most recent Roundup can be found HERE HOT JAZZ JUBILEE. (Sacramento, Calif.) – Sept. 2-5. Headquartered at the DoubleTree by Hilton Arden Arcade, 2001 Point West Way, in Sacramento, this festival kicks off at noon on Friday, Sept. 2 when The Ophir Prison Band leads a parade of festive ladies in flapper dresses, parasols, boas and beads. Performers at six different venues include the Au Bros., Bechet Fantasy Band, Blue Street, Shelley Burns, Brian Casserly, Kylie Castro, Randi Cee, John Cocuzzi, Danny Coots, Brian Holland, Crescent Katz, Bill Dendle, Bob Draga, Eddie Erickson, Yve Evans & Co., Fulton Street, Gator Nation, High Sierra JB, Ray Skelbred & The Cubs, Tom Hook & the Terriers, Midiri Brothers, Tom Morgan & The Emblems, New Orleans Racket Makers, Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Side Street Strutters, Sister Swing, the Smart Fellers, Claudette Stone, Vanna Turner, Bob Williams and Pat Yankee. A four-day all-events badge costs $110, or $20 for students ages 12-21; individual day badge prices range from $20 to $55; hotjazzjubilee.com; (916) 813-7665. DETROIT JAZZ FESTIVAL. (Detroit, Mich.) – Sept. 2-5. Now in its 34th year, this free-admission festival takes place over several city blocks in downtown Motown – from Hart Plaza to Campus Martius – with five stages and 100 acts ov
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