Several years ago, I wrote a post about a cafe in my hometown - a small place specializing in coffee brands and selling a variety of pastries and snacks (rather expensive).
Sometimes, the cafe would also offer its customers a mini musical show, performed by one or two music players.
Since Covid , things don't look too bright about this place. Anyway, they've come up with an attraction: a metal little statue of a jazz saxophonist. It is placed outside the coffee shop ,near the pavement. The sight of it is enjoyed by its customers, as well as by customers of the adjacent McDonalds eatery and passersby.
I enjoy contemplating it too . Whenever I'm in the area I stop to have a look at it. It reminds me of some great music and musicians. Of course, it also reminds me of Bill Clinton, the USA president ( a saxophone player in his college days), who has contributed to the popularity of the sax.
(Examining closely the several photos I took of the figurine, made me angry. It is not well-maintained; it seems to be covered with a thin layer of dust. It should be cleaned often as it is outside, close to traffic and subject to climate elements).