The 67th Monterey Jazz Festival is the oldest continuously running jazz festival in the world. This year, Darin Atwater took over as the new artistic director. The festival featured over 70 performances from more than 300 artists, ranging from students to legends like Mavis Staples.
Photos from the 67th Monterey Jazz Festival
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Mavis Staples performs at the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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Mavis Staples performs at the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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2024 commission artist Robert Glasper performs with Yebba on the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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2024 commission artist Robert Glasper performs on the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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Kyle Eastwood and the Monterey Symphony play as the Eastwood Symphonic Project on the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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The Julia Keefe Indigenous Jazz Ensemble perform on the Tim Jackson Garden stage on Sunday
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The HBCU - WIJC - NGJO student jam session on the Courtyard stage
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The HBCU - WIJC - NGJO student jam session on the Courtyard stage
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Brandee Younger plays on the West End stage on Sunday
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Donald Lawrence & Company perform on the Jimmy Lyons stage on Sunday
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The Jimmy Lyons stage is the largest arena stage at the festival
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The festival included dozens of vendors and organization booths
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KAZU staff meeting booth visitors at the Monterey Jazz Festival
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