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Gahanna Fest: Blues, Jazz, and More This Weekend!
19 Jun
Summary
- Festival spans three days with over 30 artists.
- Features multiple stages with diverse musical genres.
- Offers art, silent discos, and family-friendly activities.
The Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival is set to fill Gahanna's Creekside District with music and art from June 19-21. This annual event, which began in 1999, has expanded into a three-day celebration featuring more than 30 artists on three distinct stages. The festival aims to blend the charm of a small-town gathering with the caliber of a world-class event.
Attendees can anticipate a diverse lineup, including performances by Tito Puente Jr. on June 19 and the Urban Jazz Coalition with Brian Simpson on June 20, both on the Jazz Stage. The Blues Stage will welcome back festival favorite Selwyn Birchwood on June 19, alongside many other musicians. The Creekside Stage will showcase regional talent across various styles, from rock to swing.
In addition to the extensive musical offerings, local artists will be present for the fifth year, creating live murals at Creekside Plaza. For those looking to dance, silent discos will be held from 6-9 p.m. on June 19 and 20 by the Creekside Plaza lagoon. The second annual Gahanna Juneteenth celebration will also occur on June 19 on the Creekside Stage.
Tickets for the festival are available, with single-day and weekend passes offered in advance and at the gate. Veterans and children 10 and under are admitted free with a paid adult. Parking is available at 700 Morrison Road, with shuttle services provided. Further details and advance passes can be found at creeksidebluesandjazz.com.
