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2019 Atlanta Jazz Festival Brings Big Crowds

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2019 Atlanta Jazz Festival Brings Big Crowds

by | May 26, 2019 | Articles, News Ticker

2019 Atlanta Jazz Festival Brings Big Crowds

The music was cool, but the weather was hot at Piedmont Park for the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Very hot. Despite that, the city’s favorite Memorial Day weekend tradition brought big crowds and creative ways to beat the record-breaking temperatures.