It's that time of year again when the City of St. Louis Park teams up with the St. Louis Park Rotary Club to deliver the much-anticipated Summer Concert Series. With a lineup that promises to entertain and enchant, locals are marking their calendars. Kicking off the latest series of free outdoor performances is the Southside Big Band, a group that's all set to rock Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater with classic rock tunes on Wednesday, Aug. 20, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Located at 3700 Monterey Drive, the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater will become the meeting point for classic rock enthusiasts, eagerly waiting to enjoy the hits played by Southside Big Band. The excitement is palpable, with echoes of guitar riffs and drum solos already filling the air. In the unfortunate event of severe weather disrupting disruptive concert, hopeful attendees can call 952.924.2567 for updates on the concert status, ensuring that no one's left out of the loop.
But wait, there's more to this sonic summer feast. Music lovers should bolt upright at the news of the next event: the Dan Israel Folk Festival, swinging into action on Aug. 23. This event promises to offer a vibrant tapestry of folk tunes to those geared up for a different musical escapade. For more information on the series and the invigorating lineup, eager listeners are encouraged to visit the St. Louis Park, MN summer concerts webpage. Just make sure you've got that bookmark handy.
No tickets are required for this dive into the musical end; every performance in the series is an open invitation, free of cost to the public. So grab a blanket, a picnic basket, and a friend—or five—and revel in the harmonies under the open sky. Before bringing an umbrella that can dance to the rhythms of the anticipated big band beats, remember to check the weather, as the concerts will surely go on, rain or shine, with the community's spirit undampened.
