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Newport Jazz Festival unveils official Rhode Island license plate

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NEWPORT, R.I. — The Newport Festivals Foundation, the nonprofit behind the iconic Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals, has just announced the release of its first-ever official Rhode Island charity license plate.

The big reveal was shared on social media by the Newport Jazz Festival, calling it a major milestone for local music lovers. Proceeds from each plate will directly support the Foundation’s Free Music Lessons initiative, providing high-quality private music instruction to Rhode Island students at no cost.

A limited number of pre-order plates are now available for $42.50, with $20 from each sale going straight to the Foundation’s education programs. Once the pre-order cap is reached, the plates will only be available through the Rhode Island DMV.

To be one of the first to receive the Newport Festivals plate, visit:
Newport Jazz Festival

This new plate marks a creative fusion of music, community, and education—perfectly in tune with the spirit of Newport’s legendary music scene.

Source and Photo: Newport Jazz Festival

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