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Turku Jazz Festival
March 2019

Information about festival

This splendid festival has been entertaining large audiences with top quality jazz since 1969. The hallmarks of this event are a contemporary atmosphere and all forms of jazz music from swing to free jazz. Concerts will take place in the indoor venues and clubs of the city centre.

Type of event

Jazz / Blues Ethno/world music Pop/rock Adults only Disabled access Free admission events VIP packages

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Contact details

Homepage	www.turkujazz.fi
E-mail	info@turkujazz.fi
Festival address	Turku Festival on map
Phone	+358 40 582 9366
Office	Uudenmaankatu 1, FI-20500 Turku

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