15 Young Fans of Jazz Fest

By Sandra Svoboda on Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 11:59 pm

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15 Young Fans of Jazz Fest

Simon and Lily Vandervlucht, accompanied by their parents Jim and Shelly, are having a wonderful family outing. Jim tells me that Detroit Jazz Fest is way more relaxing than the Chicago Blues Festival.

Lyla Allore and her mother Kirsten traveled all the way from Cleveland, OH to enjoy the jazz.

DJ Jones finishes cooling off and runs towards Grandma Coleman.

Cousins Amari and Elizabeth said that they are having a wonderful time at Jazz Fest!

Julius Oscar Robertson is looking to become one of the next generation's jazz heroes with his charming good looks and smooth voice.

Shiloh Searcy can barely contain a smile as he enjoys the day with parents Aleah Green and Corey Searcy.

Violet and Ava have us seeing double!

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