ALL THAT JAZZ ... AND RAIN: A musician leaves the Downtown Oakville Jazz Festival Saturday when the festival's performances were cancelled due to extremely heavy rain, lightning and thunder. The show did go on however Friday and again on Sunday despite some showers.
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ MEMORABLE PERFORMANCES: Downtown Oakville was filled with the sweet sounds of jazz during the annual Jazz Festival from Friday to Saturday. Despite heavy rainfall which wiped out a portion of the festival on Saturday, there were still plenty of performances for jazz enthusiasts to enjoy, including trumpet player Alexis Baro, of Kollage.
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ MEMORABLE PERFORMANCES: Downtown Oakville was filled with the sweet sounds of jazz during the annual Jazz Festival from Friday to Saturday. Despite heavy rainfall which wiped out a portion of the festival on Saturday, there were still plenty of performances for jazz enthusiasts to enjoy, including singer Christopher Plock.
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ MEMORABLE PERFORMANCES: Downtown Oakville was filled with the sweet sounds of jazz during the annual Jazz Festival from Friday to Saturday. Despite heavy rainfall which wiped out a portion of the festival on Saturday, there were still plenty of performances for jazz enthusiasts to enjoy, including saxophonist Kurk McDonald, of The Cafe Ole Flamenco Jazz Band.
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ MEMORABLE PERFORMANCES: Downtown Oakville was filled with the sweet sounds of jazz during the annual Jazz Festival from Friday to Saturday. Despite heavy rainfall which wiped out a portion of the festival on Saturday, there were still plenty of performances for jazz enthusiasts to enjoy, including jazz singer Lily Frost.
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ MEMORABLE PERFORMANCES: Downtown Oakville was filled with the sweet sounds of jazz during the annual Jazz Festival from Friday to Saturday. Despite heavy rainfall which wiped out a portion of the festival on Saturday, there were still plenty of performances for jazz enthusiasts to enjoy, including Phil Gray on the trombone.
