The City of St. Louis Park is bringing back its Kids Summer Concert Series, providing free, family-friendly entertainment certain to make your summer mornings a bit more lively. On July 31 from 10 to 11 a.m., the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater will be the venue to catch The Royal Order of Cords and Keys (R.O.C.K.), as announced in a recent bulletin from the city. Whether you're there to rock out to the rhythms or just to relax on the grass with a picnic, this seems to be an excellent addition to your summertime checklist.
Attendees are advised to bring along a blanket for comfortable seating and to prepare to soak in some sun—shades, hats, and umbrellas are recommended because performances are not covered. This is a chance to not only enjoy the music but to also take advantage to play on the playground, grab lunch in the park, or swim to your heart's content at the Aquatic Park. Each concert varies in length from a brief escape of 45 minutes to a full hour immersion in the world of tunes perfect for the young and young-at-heart.
If mother nature decides to throw in some meteorological curveballs, worry not. The city has made provisions for you to quickly verify concert status in the event of disagreeable weather. All you need to do is to give a quick call to 952.924.2567. "In the event of severe weather, call 952.924.2567 for concert status," the city's bulletin advises. It's a handy reminder to guarantee that your plans remain as uninterrupted as possible by the whims of climate.
And the fun doesn’t stop there. The series will continue to turn Wednesday mornings into a hive of activity throughout August with performances by the Riffin Griffin on August 7, and the crowd-pleasing Teddy Bear Band on August 14. For those seeking more specifics on what to expect or simply to feed your need to plan ahead, further details are available on the city's summer concerts webpage.
