Detroit native Marion Hayden is part of the Jazz Port Townsend ensemble, which filled the air with music during Saturday’s long-awaited concert at Fort Worden State Park. The sold-out show, presented by Centrum, drew listeners inside and outside the fence around Littlefield Green beside McCurdy Pavilion. Centrum’s Acoustic Blues Festival concert, also on the green, is set for next Saturday. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
Detroit native Marion Hayden is part of the Jazz Port Townsend ensemble, which filled the air with music during Saturday’s long-awaited concert at Fort Worden State Park.
The sold-out show, presented by Centrum, drew listeners inside and outside the fence around Littlefield Green beside McCurdy Pavilion.
Centrum’s Acoustic Blues Festival concert, also on the green, is set for next Saturday.
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