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A packed house at Lakewood’s Rockin’ Block Party on June 4 at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park.

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and Carole King, to name just a few. Joining Miller onstage, fellow band member Coco Brown showcased her beautiful tone, while guest vocalist Kimyana Lee brought down the house on more than one occasion.

There were burgers and Devil dogs, shaved ice and Greek favorites to nosh. And those who wanted to show off their dance moves found plenty of room right in front of the stage. Following Miller’s show, a screening of the cult-classic fi lm “Hairspray” kept the fun going.

After what’s seemed like a brutal few weeks with sadness and tragedy fi lling the airwaves and social media, the city gave residents a well-oiled, wonderfully-timed gift of music and laughter that would make anyone happy to call Lakewood home.

Hazel Miller brings openers Julia Kirkwood (center) and Bri Weesner (right) to the stage at the end of her performance. Miller said the young performers are the future of the Colorado music scene.

Block-partiers listened to R&B, soul and rock and roll at Lakewood’s annual Rockin’ Block Party.

Guest performer Kimyana Lee brought her fl awless vocal talents to Lakewood’s Rockin’ Block Party. Food trucks, good times and great music were the order of the night at the 2022 Rockin’ Block Party in Lakewood.

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