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Jewel City Concert Series returns
By Karine Armen,
5 hours agoLive music is coming back to the Artsakh Paseo this fall as the Jewel City Concert Series returns for five consecutive Saturdays of free performances in Glendale’s Downtown Arts & Entertainment District.
Starting September 26 and running through October 24, the community is invited to gather at 127 Artsakh Avenue each Saturday at 5:00 p.m. for an eclectic lineup of music reflecting Glendale’s cultural diversity and creative energy.
“The Jewel City Concert Series is part of our ongoing commitment to enliven the Artsakh Paseo and create meaningful cultural experiences in Downtown Glendale,” said Lessa Pelayo-Lozada, Director of Glendale Library, Arts & Culture. “The series highlights the creative talent and diversity within our community, bringing people together through music in a setting that feels uniquely Glendale.”
The City of Glendale Library, Arts & Culture Department presents the series, and the Arts & Culture Commission sponsors it through funding from the Urban Art Program. Each concert transforms the paseo into a welcoming outdoor gathering spot where neighbors, families and friends can unwind and enjoy live music together.
This year’s lineup features five acts spanning a range of genres. String Harmonies opens the series September 26 with Armenian music, followed by The Prairie Moons on October 3, performing Western swing and honky-tonk. Voz Bohemia brings bolero to the paseo October 10, while YOUNGTONES performs soul and retro-pop October 17. Rootful closes out the series October 24 with a mix of reggae, Latin and funk.
Performances run about 60 minutes without intermission, and all shows are free and open to the public. Seating is not provided, so attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs. Concertgoers are also invited to arrive early to explore the surrounding district and patronize local businesses before the music starts.
Founded in 1907, the Glendale Library, Arts & Culture Department oversees eight neighborhood libraries, including the Brand Library & Art Center — a regional visual arts and music venue housed in the historic 1904 mansion of Glendale pioneer Leslie C. Brand — and the 93,000-square-foot Central Library. The department serves as chief liaison to the Glendale Arts and Culture Commission, whose mission is to enrich civic life by integrating arts and culture into urban design, planning, economic development and education.
Known as the “Jewel City,” Glendale is the fourth-largest city in Los Angeles County, with a population of nearly 200,000. The city is home to a diverse, thriving business community spanning healthcare, entertainment, manufacturing, retail and banking, along with almost 50 public parks and facilities.
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