Discounted Flex Tickets for Newport Jazz Festival ending soon

If you’re looking for a holiday present for a music lover or a special treat for yourself, give the gift of jazz: Flex tickets to the 2019 Newport Jazz Festival® presented by Natixis Investment Managers. 

Newport Festivals Foundation, Inc. is making gift-giving easier by offering Adult Flex tickets priced at just $65.00 while supplies last.  Flex tickets can be used for general admission to the concerts at Fort Adams State Park on Friday, Saturday or Sunday, August 2 – 4.  Fans can buy a Flex ticket now and pick their day later after the lineup is announced, making these tickets a perfect holiday gift for family and friends or a money-saving treat for yourself. 

 A limited number of $20.00 Student Flex tickets (Age 16+ with valid photo ID) and $15.00 Child Flex tickets (Ages 3-15) are also available. Flex tickets are not valid for reserved seats at the Fort or for the Friday evening concert at the International Tennis Hall of Fame at the Newport Casino.

To purchase Flex tickets, go to www.newportjazz.org/tickets and click on the ticket link, which will take fans directly to the Newport Jazz Festival page on Eventbrite.Service charges apply to all tickets purchased on-line.

Flex tickets also can be purchased without service charges in person at the Newport Visitors Center while supplies last.  For hours and information, visit www.discovernewport.org

Other tickets for the Newport Jazz Festival and the Opening Night Concert at the International Tennis Hall of Fame will go on sale at a later date.  Stay tuned for line-up announcements coming soon.  

For more information on the Newport Jazz Festival presented by Natixis Investment Managers, produced by Newport Festivals Foundation, Inc., please log on www.newportjazz.org or www.newportfestivals.org. 

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