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| Booths, food, people, all to the tune of lively jazz music |
By Diane Hettrick
This year's Jazz Walk was a wonderful combination of street scene and intimate indoor settings. Thanks to Rod Dembowski and the City of Shoreline, five blocks of 15th NE in the North City Business District were pedestrian only for the night.
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| Shear Jazz at the Frank Lumber outdoor venue |
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| Foot Stompers - next to the Rotary Beer Garden |
The street was full of music with Foot Stompers and Shear Jazz playing sets at a venue created from a parking lot at Frank Lumber annex.
Beer drinkers could sit inside the fence and sip a cool brew from the Rotary Clubs of Shoreline and Lake Forest Park.
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| In line at the food trucks |
By far the biggest crowds were in the lines for the food trucks. Jazz Bites were available at street stations. Mexican Food and Jeremy's Chicken at the trucks. Cookie dough treats in another food truck.
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| Face painting - wearable art |
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| A Creative in action |
Kids had a good time creating art or wearing art from the very popular face painting set up. Some just used chalk to make street art.
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| Ranger Rearranger at Sodam Chicken |
Inside venues were quiet as people absorbed the sounds. Several places had drinks and food. Others were just for the performances.
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| Pearl Django |
Perennial favorite Pearl Django played at the North City Bistro.
It was far better to have a street closure than a pandemic closure. This was possibly the most popular Jazz Walk to date.
Plan on next year and we'll all do it again.
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