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JAZZ BOWL MUSIC FESTIVAL 57 ARIZONA
TO KICK OFF IN TEMPE ARIZONA FEB 2023
International Jazz Day AZ Foundation is the name of the organization in charge of this project. The focus of this program is to spread the awareness of jazz culture through the stables of a celebration festival to be tagged Jazz Bowl Music Fest during Super Bowl Week.
It intends to guide jazz lovers to its importance, values, and use in everyday life. Like the UNESCO’S International Jazz Day, which holds every year, we want The Super Bowl LV11 (57) Jazz Festival Weekend 2023 to achieve the aims of getting jazz lovers together to share in the creativity, power, and love of jazz music. In this proposal document, the need statement, organizational summary, mission, vision, target population, staff information, goals, description, duration, budget, and evaluation are provided. They are present to provide in-depth knowledge of how the project will be tailored towards achieving the described objectives for the newly proposed celebration. International Jazz Day AZ Foundation will be co-hosting the program alongside Molina Fine Jewelers and it’s partners. The target market in view cuts across Arizona as we intend to influence the community there with the wave of the jazz revolution. Through the financial enablement provided, we will achieve this and more as an organization concerning the project at hand. Added Information: International Jazz Day AZ Foundation is a nonprofit organization that engages in bringing together communities, schools, artists, historians, academics, and jazz enthusiasts to celebrate and gain knowledge about Jazz and its roots, future, and impact. The initiative aims to raise awareness of intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding and reinforce international cooperation and communication. The Jazz Bowl of Music Fest is a three-day event organized to achieve jazz celebration and appreciation in the state. Hence, with our experienced hands, we are sure to make this project accomplish greatness on its set dat
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'It hurts': Phoenix Suns fall short of winning NBA title
eMILWAUKEE — Goodbye, NBA Finals.
Hello, disappointment and heartbreak.
The Phoenix Suns failed to force a decisive Game 7 in the NBA Finals.
The Milwaukee Bucks defeated them, 105-98, in Tuesday night's Game 6 before a sellout crowd of 17,397 at Fiserv Forum to win the 2021 NBA championship. "It hurts. Badly," Suns coach Monty Williams after the Game 6 loss. "But I'm also grateful that we had this chance to play for a championship."
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Tying a finals record for most points in a closeout game set by Bob Pettit in 1958 Antetokounmpo was voted the NBA Finals MVP as he also grabbed 14 boards and blocked five shots.
"I never thought I was going to be 26 years old with my team playing in the NBA Finals," Antetokounmpo said as he sat at the interview table holding the NBA championship trophy and finals MVP trophy
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Arizona to host Super Bowl 57, capping 2022 NFL season
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The decision was made Wednesday at the league's annual spring meeting in Atlanta, which will host the 2019 Super Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
“We look forward to making this the most fan friendly Super Bowl in history of Super Bowls.” Said Cardinals Owner Michael Bidwill.
The 2023 title game will be played at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, while the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans will be host in 2024.
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Pelicans land Devonte’ Graham in sign-and-trade after losing Lonzo Ball
After losing Lonzo Ball to the Chicago Bulls after a sign-and-trade deal, Devonte Graham commits to a sign-and-trade sending the Hornets guard to New Orleans.
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