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The Oak Hollow Park in High Point is a hidden gem that really comes alive during the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. Picture this: an outdoor amphitheater that once hosted the 1995 North Carolina Folk Festival, filled with the sound of talented folk musicians, and now transforming into a vibrant hub for jazz and blues lovers. Since the festival kicked off in 2010, Oak Hollow Park has become the go-to spot for unforgettable performances, pulling in big names like The Doobie Brothers in 2014 and Brantley Gilbert in 2018. The vibe is relaxed but electric, especially with the Standing Room tickets which let you wander around for the best view, seriously, it's like having a front-row experience without being glued to one spot. Just a heads up, those tickets are usually first-come, first-serve, so arriving early is never a bad idea. Getting there is a breeze too, jump on the main city bus that stops at Oak Gateway or just take a quick walk from downtown. From city hall, head west on Civic Road, then turn onto Parkside Avenue, and you’re all set. The John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival in High Point at Oak Hollow Park isn’t just an event, it's where music, community, and good times collide, creating memories that stick long after the last note fades.