JAZZ RE:FEST now in its 5th year, returns to the world renowned Clore Ballroom in the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank, London for a day of great music and incredible vibes.
For those of you that don’t know, JAZZ RE:FEST is an annual one-day festival, celebrating Jazz and Jazz Inspired music and culture. Showcasing the incredibly diverse, colourful, expressive and creative world of Jazz.
Again we will have some of the dopest live music around but this year we are expanding the festival outside onto the balcony with a selection of the finest DJ’s playing music in the sunshine* (*the festival is still in London so sunshine is not guaranteed, but great music and vibes ARE
YES. ALL OF THIS IS STILL FREE all we ask is that you click register so that we can know how many people are coming and send you a questionnaire.
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