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The 3rd Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest
October 15-17, 2010 in Florida’s Riviera

Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest will once again celebrate the extraordinary sounds of jazz music throughout the event weekend; produced by the City of Sunny Isles Beach in partnership with the Sunny Isles Beach Resort Association to benefit Joshua’s Heart Foundation. The event will feature renowned acts, and notable local jazz artists. Up-close and personal, set amid the backdrop of 2 ½ miles of the Atlantic Ocean, held in one of the most beautiful oceanfront parks, attracted both local residents and tourists from around the world.

The 2nd Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest featured The Neville Brothers; stay tuned for this year's headliners.

The 2nd Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest’s official festival poster was designed by local, Neo-pop artist, Ed King. King transforms is view of the world into imaginative artwork that brings joy to people everywhere. It is available for purchase at the Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center located on the first floor of the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, 18070 Collins Avenue. Visitor Center hours will be Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, please call (305) 792-1952.

The inaugural poster created by artist George Rodez is also available for purchase at the Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center located on the first floor of the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, 18070 Collins Avenue. Visitor Center hours will be Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, please call (305) 792-1952.

The Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest is Organized by

Benefiting*

Supported by

* Joshua’s Heart Foundation, was founded by a five year old boy by the name of Joshua.
His heart conceived a passion for assisting those who struggle daily to procure food for basic survival.
The main focus of his vision is to “Stomp out Hunger” in indigent and underprivileged communities,
as well as from among those who battle debilitating diseases that affect their ability to earn enough
to feed themselves.