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Music lovers in DeKalb County, Georgia can look forward to an array of outdoor music events this spring, with concerts, festivals, and series taking place across several cities and venues. The lineup includes jazz nights, indie rock showcases, and community celebrations featuring diverse musical acts.
Why it matters
The surge of outdoor music events reflects the region’s vibrant arts and culture scene, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy live performances in open-air settings as the weather warms. These events also support local musicians, venues, and community organizations, contributing to the local economy.
The details
Key events include the Sunday Showcase featuring Run Katie Run on the Tucker Town Green, the Music in the Garden concert series at Oakhurst Garden in Decatur, the Oakhurst Jazz Nights at The Solarium in Decatur, the Weekend Wind Down Concert Series at the Avondale Estates Town Green Amphitheater, and the Callanwolde Spring Concert Series in Atlanta. Other festivals like the WigWag Art and Music Festival in Avondale Estates and Tucker Day in Tucker will also feature live music performances.
- The Sunday Showcase takes place on April 12 from noon to 2 p.m.
- The Music in the Garden series runs from March 21 through October.
- Oakhurst Jazz Nights are held every Thursday in April from 7 to 9 p.m.
- The Weekend Wind Down Concert Series runs from April through November.
- The Callanwolde Spring Concert Series features performances on April 10, April 24, and May 8.
The players
Run Katie Run
A musical act performing at the Sunday Showcase event.
Snug Concerts
A collaborator on the Music in the Garden concert series.
Wylde Center
A collaborator on the Music in the Garden concert series.
Oakhurst Jazz Nights
A series of free outdoor jazz concerts held in Decatur.
Avondale Estates Town Green Amphitheater
The venue for the Weekend Wind Down Concert Series.
Callanwolde
The venue hosting the Callanwolde Spring Concert Series.
What’s next
Music fans can check the websites and social media pages of the various venues and organizers to stay up-to-date on lineup announcements, ticket sales, and other details for the upcoming spring music events.
The takeaway
The abundance of outdoor music events in DeKalb County this spring reflects the region’s thriving arts and culture scene, providing residents and visitors with diverse live performance opportunities to enjoy as the weather warms. These events support local musicians, venues, and community organizations, contributing to the local economy and enhancing the quality of life for the community.
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