Kalamazoo’s Sounds Of The Zoo Festival Brings Free Music To All
If you’re a fan of live music, then this week in Kalamazoo is going to be full of so many live performances that you’ll have a hard time keeping up with all of them.
Sounds of the Zoo music festival is returning to downtown Kalamazoo starting Monday, September 22, and running all the way through the 28th, with performances happening throughout each day.
For the entire week, there will be performances from local, regional, national, and international artists as well as inspiring workshops and panel discussions about local music.
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The organizer of the event, Jennifer Hudson-Prenkert, has made this festival her full-time job and passion, as she explained and expressed her excitement for the event on their page.
Get ready for a FREE, week-long multicultural music festival and symposium celebrating diversity, unity, and creativity — all happening at 8 unique locations throughout downtown! Now in its 4th year, Sounds of the Zoo is on a mission to create change through music — raising awareness around mental health and sustainability, while bringing together artists, industry professionals, and music lovers from all over the world.
The fact that you get all this entertainment for free, shows how much passion Jennifer has for the event, which will be held in multiple locations such as the Clover room, Bells', Backroom, Old Dog Tavern, Crawlspace Comedy Theater, and many more, which can be viewed on the event page.