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While the festival has been canceled, virtual and small-scale live activation will take its place to spread a little bit of art, music, food and health, including a major effort to support the local music industry. The featured component of the 2020 event reincarnation will be “The Beats Go On…” which seeks to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for local musicians, as well as spread the joy of music virtually and through limited capacity drive-in concerts Labor Day Weekend.

Keeping the spirit of its past juried fine art shows alive in 2020, Arts, Beats & Eats has launched Art by Appointment, presented by The Detroit News. Patrons can preview top Michigan artists’ work online and then be scheduled for a 75 minute visit in downtown Royal Oak with up to 20 participating juried fine artists.

Sept. 4 – 7, 2020

For more information, visit http://artsbeatseats.com/.

Every Labor Day weekend, the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation creates unique musical explorations from jazz legends, those in their prime and up-and-coming artists who are keeping the legacy alive. Musicians and fans from around the world come to the heart of our uniquely American city, to experience this uniquely American art form.

The Festival, which will be held without audiences, will offer this new virtual format in recognition of current city, state and federal safety guidelines for public gatherings during the pandemic. Jazz enthusiasts will be able to view or listen to performances for free in a number of ways including: Channel 22, the city’s new Arts and Entertainment Channel; the Festival’s web page; on public radio and television stations; and on the DetroitJazzFest LIVE! app.

Sept. 4 – 7, 2020 online only!

For more information, visit https://www.detroitjazzfest.org/