The day has finally arrived: Jumpers and Jazz in July has begun, marking its 20th anniversary with an action-packed 10-day celebration.
Promising entertainment throughout the day and night, this year’s festival is split between two weekends, offering a vibrant mix of activities and events.
Warwick’s main street is already dressed for the occasion, with trees adorned in woolly creations that reflect the theme of ’Score.’ The park will be filled with classic cars, and jazzy tunes spill out from behind the Town Hall, setting the tone for a lively festival atmosphere this weekend.
A significant highlight of this year’s program is the inclusion of surrounding towns, ensuring they also benefit from the festival’s success. A drive through Freestone, Killarney, Maryvale, and other nearby towns reveals colourful yarn-covered landmarks and artistic displays.
Pam Burley, President of the Jumpers and Jazz in July Committee, expressed her excitement about the festival.
“We are ready to give a warm Warwick welcome to all the locals and visitors celebrating this quirky festival,“ Burley said.
“We are so excited about everything we have on offer for this year. We love everything about the festival, from the events we deliver to those put on by community hosts in seven different locations, and the joy on the faces of the visitors.“
Grab a program and get involved in this must-not-miss year of Jumpers and Jazz in July, a festival sure to bring warmth, creativity, and a sense of community to all who attend.
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