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The Jazzers and Eric Return to the Walk on Wednesday Live Music Series
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Coral Springs, Florida – The Winter/Spring season of the Walk on Wednesday Live Music Series will resume on February 12, 2025, with Eric & the Jazzers, starring Yvette Norwood-Tiger.
They play jazz music during their live performance, which runs from 6 to 8 p.m.
Every Wednesday until April 30, 2025, this family-friendly event series will include free live music outside. The courtyard is close to the big fountain, between BurgerFi and Incontro Italian Cuisine & Steakhouse.
In order to maintain wheelchair and stroller accessibility, guests are urged to bring folding lawn chairs to watch the performances. However, chairs should not obstruct restaurant patios or sidewalks. The center’s east and west parking lots are free.
Although attendees are free to take advantage of the various eateries and cafes in the area, they are not allowed to bring outside food, drinks, or coolers. All events are weather-dependent and could be abruptly canceled or changed.
Full Schedule for The Walk on Wednesday Live Music Series (2025):
Feb 19: Dr. K & the Co-Pays
Feb 26: Krush Party Band
Mar 5: TBD
Mar 12: Krush Party Band
Mar 19: Dr. K & the Co-Pays
Mar 26: Beverly Lewis & the MiXX
Apr 2: Krush Party Band
Apr 9: TBD
Apr 16: Beverly Lewis & the MiXX
Apr 23: Dr. K & the Co-Pays
Apr 30: The BeachDogs
For GPS navigation, use the address 2716 N. University Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33065.
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