Acoustic blues musician Doug MacLeod is bringing extra excitement to the 33rd annual Chenango Blues Festival. On Friday, August 21, at 2 p.m., festival-goers can enjoy his free, open-air performance in Norwich’s East Park, courtesy of Commerce Chenango.
For more than 42 summers, “Shanghaied in Astoria” has been delighting audiences with its spirited antics. Drawing over 80,000 avid theatergoers, it’s still going strong as a raucous hoot on stage.
Dancing with the Shuswap Stars is celebrating its 10th anniversary with plans for an unforgettable gala on November 14. Organizers aim to elevate the annual showcase like never before, promising a lively night at the SASCU Recreation Centre.
Ashtabula’s Harbor will bustle with activity this weekend during the annual Wine and Walleye Festival. Returning once again to delight locals and visitors alike, the event marks a vibrant celebration and a key highlight on the region’s tourism calendar.
City Rescue Mission invites families to the Sankey Center on August 5, offering a supportive start to the new school year. From 3 to 6 p.m., parents and students can come together for a community-centered celebration aimed at helping everyone gear up confidently for the classroom.
Snow King Avenue in Jackson, Wyoming, is set to close from Wednesday, July 22, through Sunday, July 26, to accommodate the 70th Annual Teton County Fair. The closure will run from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, between Flat Creek Drive and Millward Street.
On July 18, Merrifield’s Lions Park-Fest and Car Show will bring families, car lovers, and neighbors together at the local baseball field. With a $10 registration fee for participants and free admission for spectators, the day promises to be a summertime highlight for the community.
A recent listing titled “Mr. Mac Day” highlights a local event covered by the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. The complete article remains accessible only to paid subscribers, pointing to a story of notable interest within the community.
Kennett Square is once again welcoming beer lovers by the thousands for its 29th Brewfest this fall. Featuring more than 200 craft beers, live music, and local food vendors, this annual celebration remains a highlight on the town’s calendar.
Later this month, the DRA will hold an official grand opening of a new amphitheater located along the Mississippi River. The June 30 event marks a fresh, open-air venue for performances, gatherings, and community activities.