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Rain Held Off for Jazz Fest

The Main Line Jazz and Food Festival took place on Saturday under a cloudy but dry sky.

Bill Ecklund, Neighbor
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The 8th Annual Main Line Jazz and Food Festival, presented by Land Rover Main Line, included The Radnor High School Jazz Big Band under the direction of Daniel Drew, Caribbean jazz-funk quartet Trinidelphia, vocalist Laura Munich, trombone sensation Jeff Bradshaw and his New Orleans jazz-funk group Brass Heaven, and the nujazz octet Highbrid lead by vibraphonist Michael Cain.

Attendees enjoyed food, drink and music from noon to 9 p.m.

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