Little Rock, Ark. (Katv) – Live music outdoor returns because the twelfth jazz season in the park begins in the River Market pavilions.

The loose concert series will take position each and every Wednesday in April from 6 p. m. At 8 p. m. , providing a delicious musical to delight on the banks of the Arkansas river.

Pamela Smith, spokesman for the event, said: “It is surely my favorite of the year, when we can provide exceptional musicians who are here in our capital. And I would say they can face all musicians from all over the country. They are so talented. “

Concerts are loose and participants can buy drinks, profits that obtain benefits from the school scholarship fund for artistic art. “The occasion itself is loose, however, there are drinks to buy, and the product of these sales will go to the scholarship budget in the port of music, which is helping some young academics deserving to continue their university dreams,” said Smith.

This season, programming includes Rod P, Soul Foods Jazz Night and a special functionality of Jacksonville Jacksonville High School, Little Rock Park View and Little Rock Southwest High groups. “It also gives them another audience, because they play for their parents and their peers, but now they can play for a new logo audience, hopefully, amazed,” said Smith.

The series will also provide Dino D and Train performances, and the season will end with the incomparable Didi Jones on April 30. Smith stressed the circle of relatives nature of the event, saying: “It is a circle of relative events, because we see parents and children, they even take their puppies. “

Smith encouraged everyone to attend, saying: “Come. It is free, as we mentioned, but it is an intelligent moment, and you can listen to the caliber musicians that you can only hear anywhere in the country, and you generally pay for them. “

So take a garden chair or a picnic blanket and go to the river market for a night music and pleasure.