Cities/Vancouver
Van Jazz Fest Offers Awesome In-Person Shows
Vancouver’s Jazz Festival is one of the only large-scale festivals that’s soldiered on through the pandemic, and it’s poised to provide a much-needed dose of arts and culture to the city’s music lovers.
TD Jazz Festival
Fri. June 25 – Sun. July 4
Music Festival
Prices vary; starting from free
Various locations and streaming
coastaljazz.ca/events/list/?tribe_eventcategory=2
Vancouver’s Jazz Festival is one of the only large-scale festivals that’s soldiered on through the pandemic, and it’s poised to provide a much-needed dose of arts and culture to the city’s music lovers. The festival is operating through a combination of livestreamed performances from national and international artists and real-life performances in public spaces, restaurants and concert halls. Highlights include Indigenous hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids (June 25), a series of improvisational up-and-comers streaming live from Amsterdam (June 26), indie pop princess Amanda Sum (June 26), avant-jazz quintet Human Kind [Iteration] (June 25), and iconic jazz performers the Jerry Cook Quartet (June 26), among a crowd of others. Many of the events in the series are free to the public; check site for details.
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