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Lakeside Blues Festival, Järvenpää
26 June 2019 - 30 June 2019

Information about festival

This annual event brings blues enthusiasts and music fans to Järvenpää at the end of June to enjoy an authentic blues atmosphere. Five days of top class music will culminate in the main concert on the festival Saturday. The rhythms can also be enjoyed at popular clubs and in the downtown Blues Street area throughout the festival week. This family-friendly festival is organised by a dedicated group of volunteers.

Type of event

Jazz / Blues Special programme for children Free admission events VIP packages

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Contact details

Homepage	www.puistoblues.fi
E-mail	info@puistoblues.fi
Festival address	Vanhankylänniemi, Järvenpää Festival on map
Phone	+358 9 271 1305
Office	Sibeliuksenväylä 45, PL 143, FI-04401 Järvenpää

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