Jambaloo festival returns Feb. 7-15
A music festival launched by a local law firm to revitalize the North Texas arts scene is returning for its second year next weekend, expanding into an eight-day event. The festival, known as Jambaloo, will feature more than a dozen local artists performing at various venues across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Originally founded as a community initiative, the event has grown into a significant showcase for regional talent. Corey Pond, the co-founder of Jambaloo, said the festival remains free to the public with the primary goal of supporting and promoting local musicians. The "extravaganza" officially kicks off next weekend, following a successful inaugural year that focused on increasing visibility for North Texas artists.
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