Posts Tagged ‘music’
Lakeside Chautauqua names new Symphony Orchestra conductor
Lakeside Chautauqua was wowed by six guest conductors during the 2018 season. Now the private community on the shores of Lake Erie has chosen Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra conductor Daniel Meyer to lead its Symphony Orchestra. Read the full story at cleveland.com. Share:
Read MoreThird Thursdays
The Vermilion Chamber of Commerce hosts 30 live music stations — from Neil Young cover bands to bagpipes — every third Thursday, from May through September. Enjoy the music, Vermilion’s restaurants and retail, and a sunset on Main Street Beach. And it’s all free. Share:
Read MoreFlat Out Fridays at Flats East Bank
Every second Friday, starting in June, Flats East Bank celebrates summer with music, sweet treats, beverages and outdoor entertainment for Flat Outs Friday. Admission is free, and proceeds benefit non-profits. Schedule June 8: Binge Red July 13: Faction Aug. 10: Carlos Jones and the Plus Band Sept. 14 Boat Drinks Band, Buffett Tribute Night Share:
Read MoreDancing at the Docks
Dancing at the Docks, hosted by the Vermilion Port Authority, is filled with music, friendship and the wonderful sounds of the Swing City Big Big Band. Bring a chair or your dancing shoes and some refreshments and a night outdoors along the Vermilion River — uniquely Vermilion. Share:
Read MoreRockin’ on the River
The Rockin’ on the River summer Friday-and-Saturday night concert series at Black River Landing embraces all sorts of music, from country legends to boy bands. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the shows, most of which cost $5 and run until 11 p.m. You can buy season’s tickets for $80. Lawn chairs are allowed, but…
Read MoreRockin’ on the River
The Rockin’ on the River summer Friday-and-Saturday night concert series at Black River Landing embraces all sorts of music, from country legends to boy bands. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the shows, most of which cost $5 and run until 11 p.m. You can buy season’s tickets for $80. Lawn chairs are allowed, but…
Read MoreRockin’ on the River
The Rockin’ on the River summer Friday-and-Saturday night concert series at Black River Landing embraces all sorts of music, from country legends to boy bands. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the shows, most of which cost $5 and run until 11 p.m. You can buy season’s tickets for $80. Lawn chairs are allowed, but…
Read MoreRockin’ on the River
The Rockin’ on the River summer Friday-and-Saturday night concert series at Black River Landing embraces all sorts of music, from country legends to boy bands. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the shows, most of which cost $5 and run until 11 p.m. You can buy season’s tickets for $80. Lawn chairs are allowed, but…
Read MoreRockin’ on the River
The Rockin’ on the River summer Friday-and-Saturday night concert series at Black River Landing embraces all sorts of music, from country legends to boy bands. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the shows, most of which cost $5 and run until 11 p.m. You can buy season’s tickets for $80. Lawn chairs are allowed, but…
Read MoreThird Thursdays
The Vermilion Chamber of Commerce hosts 30 live music stations — from Neil Young cover bands to bagpipes — every third Thursday, from May through September. Enjoy the music, Vermilion’s restaurants and retail, and a sunset on Main Street Beach. And it’s all free. Share:
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