If there is any issue where tens of thousands of people were on the weekend of March 8, the answer is clear. The 18th annual Jazz Jazz of Miami Gardens at the garden festival.
The ninth city of ninth of the United States continues to produce one of its longest music festivals, which unites multiple generations of music lovers, gives business opportunities for entrepreneurs’ spectrum and promotes not only Miami orchards for food, transport and hospitality.
Black venture Speaking to Mayor Rodney Harris, a tool for strengthening the city of Miami Gardens through his partnership with his partnership, collective and thinking treatment.A number of Harris gave an indoor perspective on how the jazz was at the Garden Music Festival, year.
“Just look at the cover. Beside is incredible, “said Harris BeA number
“To try to coincide it from last year, we are inquiries with people coming out of the festival. We ask them who they are (they) would like to see that we can bring them to next year. “
The municipality plans plans and starts very quickly to stay in front of the curve, paying careful attention to the constant demographic of festivals.
“When we make all this, and immediately after the end of this concert, we will start on Monday or Tuesday,” Harris said.
“We sit on collective and other organizations of black promoters and our staff, and we try to find out which genres they actually go to the tickets, which they would like to hear. We used to have larger groups, but we had to try to be a little young man to increase the music festival. “
In recent years, jazz has in the gardens Amusing more than 41,000 people During one event, starting from 27 to 48, he confirmed Harris. Operates Maxwell, Babyface, Jeezy, Trick & Trina, Fantasia and others Application to the wide range of participants. This year’s festival included Lauryn Hill, Doechii, Wyclef, Doech E. Fresh & Slick Rick, Ja Reman, Barie Man, Toni Braxton and Remy Ma, which everyone lived and captured a variety of crowds. The performances are invaluable and cultural and economic weights for the southern Miami region.
“This has an economic impact for entire South Florida,” Harris said. BeA number
“Miami gardens benefit from it, but it is from the south. Palm Beach to home and smaller restaurants and small businesses and even those big restaurants reap what we do in gardens.
Harris continued. We are just excited that people bought it in it … It’s something we do as a city and as a business. “
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