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JAZZ CRAWL FOR CHARITY

June 17, 2017 The Party: This third annual music-fueled bar crawl kicked off at Bay Street Biergarten with a crowning of the Krewe —king, queen, maidens, and dukes—decided by a random drawing of glitter-coated roses. Led by a brass band, including well-known trumpet player and Charleston native Cameron Handel, guests paraded up King Street to Republic Garden & Lounge, and then to the final stop, Prohibition, where they dined on buffet-style New Orleans cuisine including jambalaya and red beans and rice. Proceeds went towards purchasing instruments for eight exceptional students at the Allegro Charter School of Music. Highlight: Marching up busy King Street behind a jazz band as onlookers stopped to snap pictures and videos of the colorful parade Overheard: “Can we trade beads?” Beneficiary: Allegro Charter School of Music

Photography Margret WoodPhotos 8
The group stopped for a picture outside The Charleston Museum.Members of the parade gathered on the back patio of  Prohibition for drinks and more live jazz.Ted Phaeton decked out in beadsTrumpter Cameron Handel joined the band.Event founder Rick Tringali (back right) with his familyA full jazz band led the procession.Kari Tippens and Austin Watson were crowned Queen and King of the Krewe.Participants marched through downtown streets, attracting much attention from passerbys.

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