
Jake Kulak and his band perform during the 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Tierinii Jackson on lead vocals and Tikyra (TK) Jackson on drums and their band Southern Avenue perform during the Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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The crowd is wowed by Kat Wright at the Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Kat Wright and her band perform during the Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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The main stage audience enjoys an afternoon of music during the Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Abigail Gorbachevskiy, 5, of Stamford get her face painted at The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Attendess browse the food court during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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The Infinity Edge Band perform during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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A tuna taco from Rory's at The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Tierinii Jackson on lead vocals and Tikyra (TK) Jackson on drums and their band Southern Avenue perform during the Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Danny Rooney, 5, of Stamford plays on the inflatale attractions during the The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Sherrye and Dave perform on stage 2 during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Triciia Large and her daughter Charlie Large, 2, of Norwalk enjoy Mac & Cheese during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Holly McCrary performs during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Lou Weinberg of Westport and Carole Wolf of Fairfield attend The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Ray Ciminello and Friends perform during The 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Alexa Fields of Greenwich plays on the inflatable attactions during the 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
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Alexa Fields of Greenwich plays on the inflatable attactions during the 12th annual Blues & Views Festival Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the Levitt Pavillion in Westport, Conn. A Fairfield County tradition since 2008, the festival continues Sunday and features a variety of established bands and soon-to-be-famous acts.
Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow LessThe 12th annual Blues & Views Festival returned to the Levitt Pavilion, located on the banks of the Saugatuck River, on Saturday. Featuring performances throughout the weekend, the festival also offers kids’ activities like face painting, a specialty food marketplace and a food court.
A portion of the proceeds will go to Staples High School Tuition Grants and Wakeman Town Farm.
Bob LeRose, a restaurant owner and music enthusiast, originated the event over a decade ago, when his establishment, Bobby Q’s, was located in downtown Westport.
The concerts continue Sunday. The event takes place rain or shine, and kids 12-and-under are admitted free.