Vendors Wanted: Tilles Jazz Fest 2026

In a collaboration between the Tilles Performing Art Center & Jazz at Lincoln Center, Jazz Fest is selling tickets & looking for vendors! Day events will place across Long Island University’s campus in Brookville, before the headliner event at the concert hall within walking distance. 
 
They’ll have 10 concerts across 4 stages for the Jazz Heads. Activities for kids including face painting, dancing, an instrument petting zoo & other games/activities throughout the day. You can even make your own instrument to bring home.
 
Tickets can be purchased as Day Passes for all daytime events, Evening Headliner Tickets for the night time event, & All Day Passes for those who want it all. Children Under 12 will be admitted free of charge.
 
More information about the event including which acts will be performing can be found here.
 
When: Saturday, July 18, 2026
Day Event: Starts @ 1:00PM
Headliner: Starts @ 7:00PM
Where: Long Island University Campus, 720 Northern Blvd., Brookville, NY 11548 
Local Artists & Food Trucks Wanted: Vendors apply at this link
To Purchase Tickets: Visit the Tilles Center website here
720 Northern Blvd., Brookville, NY 11548
 

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The Kids are Here! by Katheryn Laible

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