A crowd gathers to listen to Flat Out Jazz at the Arts & Venues Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Ausha Smyth listens to music at the Arts & Venues Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Pat Mowry, left, and her partner Doug Walsh dance tomusix by Paa Kow at the Main Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Gary Moore, owner of Big G's BBQ, opens the smoker during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Paa Kow performs on the Main Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
A large audience gathered to listen to Paa Kow perform on the Main Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Christian Azner, owner of The Goods Smoke and Grill, prepares giant turkey legs during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
A crowd gathers to listen to Flat Out Jazz at the Arts & Venues Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Claire Fialka, 5, sits on her baby sitter Lily Berger's shoulders while dancing to Paa Kow perform on the Main Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Annalisa Hughes performs in the Eddie Turner & The Trouble Twins band at the Plaza Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Christian Azner, owner of The Goods Smoke and Grill, prepares giant turkey legs during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Golden residents Holly and Jim Hoyt dance at the Plaza Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Calvin McAfee dances at the Plaza Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
Nick Chesak and his daughter Finnley, 3, enjoy music at the Arts & Venues Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in on Welton Street in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
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A crowd gathers to listen to Flat Out Jazz at the Arts & Venues Stage during the Jazz Festival Saturday, May 20, 2017 in Five Points. There were nine concert stage with a variety of jazz music, street vendors, and a family zone. (Daniel Brenner, Special to the Denver Post)
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The free, family-friendly Five Points Jazz Festival returned to the historic Denver neighborhood May 20 for a day of swingin’ artists across eight venues.
