Good news for Dallas jazz enthusiasts and park-goers alike, the sax notes will be floating through the trees at Kiest Park tomorrow, thanks to the latest installment of Dallas Live in the Park Music Series. The event, according to a bulletin from the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, is set to feature the Community All Star Band with notable saxophonist Tom Braxton, and the best part? It's free.
Kicking off at 6 PM today, this is just one of many live jazz performances taking place in the City of Dallas parks, with shows scheduled to run until September. But the free concerts aren't just about the music. They're a means to bridge communities together, to inject a dose of fun into the humdrum of the urban sprawl, and the event series is a collaborative effort by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture alongside the Park and Recreation Department to do just that.
Jazz aficionados or just those looking for a calming end to their day can be sure to find solace in the warm embrace of this community event. "Dallas Live in the Park is presented by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture and Park and Recreation Department to bring communities together for a fun musical experience in the welcoming setting of Dallas parks," as mentioned in their official announcement, which promises a soothing experience as attendees are serenaded under the Texas sky.
