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Jazz in the Square with Enloe Jazz Ambassadors & Moore Square Middle School Jazz Band
Date and Time
October 8, 2026, 6pm to 8pm
Organizer
Downtown Raleigh Alliance
Venue
Moore Square
Location
Downtown Raleigh
Address
201 S. Blount St., Raleigh, NC 27601
(234.3 mi)
Price
Free
Description
Jazz in the Square is a free concert series featuring live jazz performances in the center of Moore Square. This community event showcases local talent in an outdoor setting within Downtown Raleigh as the sun sets over the city. It serves as a relaxed opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy live music in an accessible public space.
The program highlights performances by the Enloe Jazz Ambassadors and the Moore Square Middle School Jazz Band. Attendees can purchase food from local food trucks parked on site throughout the evening. Wine and beer are also available for purchase at the venue. These elements combine to create a social environment focused on musical appreciation and community engagement.
This event is open to all ages and welcomes families, jazz enthusiasts, and those looking for an evening activity in the city. The atmosphere is casual and designed for social gatherings. Please bring blankets or chairs to ensure comfortable seating on the lawn. Join us for this evening of music and local flavor to support student musicians and the vibrant downtown arts scene.
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