Yellow Kings to hold block party today with music provided by New Haven Underground Jazz and DJ LoveJoy

Posted By: David Fortier July 27, 2024

By Maria Caceres

The second block party in as many months will be held at Yellow King Brews from 12 noon to 7 p.m. today, Saturday, July 27.

“It was a good turn-out for the first one,” co-owner Shama Khan said, but she acknowledged that she is looking for a better turnout, especially since the party is on the same day at the Bristol Farmers Market.

“It was pretty good,” she said, even though “It was a slow start.”

Either way, she said she is excited about today’s event.

The block party will feature New Haven Underground Jazz outside and DJ LoveJoy playing inside, Khan said. In addition, the event will have food trucks, live music, vendors, and Espresso Martini specials. Yellow Kings is located at the Bristol Bazaar on 67 Race St.

The coffee house will host another party on Saturday, Aug. 24 at the same time. The business hosts a block party every month.

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