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Frequently asked questions
1. Respect for Performers: Show appreciation for the performers by refraining from talking loudly or engaging in disruptive behavior during performances. Applaud at appropriate times to show support and respect for the artists.
2. Mindful Seating: Be considerate of other attendees when choosing seats. Refrain from blocking the view of others or saving seats for large groups if not everyone is present.
3. Mobile Devices: Avoid taking phone calls, texting, or using social media during performances out of respect for the performers and fellow audience members. If you are taking photos or videos feel free to tag The Jazz Exchange and Mountain Star Brewery.
4. Food and Beverage: Follow venue rules regarding food and beverage consumption. No outside food or beverage will be allowed inside the premises of the El Paso Jazz Festival. Dispose of any trash responsibly and keep the venue clean.
5. Engagement and Participation: Engage with the music and performers by showing enthusiasm your energy will be portrayed to the musicians and to the entire crowd. Come and dance enjoy the music!
6. Respectful Behavior: Treat fellow attendees, performers, staff, and volunteers with respect and courtesy. Harassment, discrimination, or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the event.
7. Awareness of Surroundings: Be aware of your surroundings and mindful of the needs of others, especially those with disabilities or special requirements. Offer assistance if needed and respect designated accessible areas.
8. Support Merchandise and Artists: Consider supporting the festival and artists by purchasing merchandise or albums of the artists performing if available. This helps sustain the jazz community and allows performers to continue creating music.
10. Enjoyment and Appreciation: Above all, enjoy the music and the experience of the festival. Jazz festivals are opportunities to celebrate creativity, talent, and the joy of live music. Take in the atmosphere, discover new artists, and celebrate the art form of jazz.
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