Concert Series Begins In July

By KENDRA BOBOWICK

Published: Jul 02, 2010 12:00 am

The Big Beat will kick off this summerâs second annual Parks and Recreation Department concert series. Enjoy live music at Dickinson Park on Thursday evenings during July and August, beginning at 6:30 pm.

Bring your picnic basket, lawn chair. and blanket. Concerts are free.

In the event of light rain the concerts will be held under the pavilion.

The schedule is: July 8, The Big Beat; July 22, Shaun Taylor and Wandering Roots; July 29, Marybeth Sippin and the Goldrush Band; August 12, John Voket and Brendan Walsh; August 19, Erika Vaughn of Midnight Rodeo; August 26, Newtown All-Stars featuring local recording artists Darryl Gregory, Daria Musk, and special guests TBA â a benefit for the Newtown Parks & Recreation summer camp scholarship fund.

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