Earlier this summer Los Angeles played host to the third annual Jubilee Music and Arts Celebration.Held in the city center arts district, this year’s show
brought exhilaration and amusement of all types. With performance and exhibit from choir and comedian to
artists and craftsmen the celebration had a little something in store for
everyone.
By simply going away
from one stage to the next you could go from moshing to laughing to dancing.And if all that back and forth drained you out a bit, there
were plenty of ways to replenish as chow and alcohol were in no short supply
with the organizers providing everything from purposes and falafel to foodie
ice cream to all sorts of libations.
If by several chance you found yourself feeling a small over or under dressed there be even vendor at the ready to keep you decorated out in all the most recent hipster gear. But in the end, as is the case with most festival, it was all as regards the music. My own favorite had to be Kitten, who filled the stage with so much passion and feeling you couldn’t help yourself from jumping into a frenzy like the band’s charismatic singer, Chloe Chaidez, whose presentation was so energetic and sexual laden I deem a few of her fans left the show expecting.
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