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Sebastian offers free Concert in the Park Series

Written by: February 04 2011
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SEBASTIAN — Come out and enjoy evenings on the Indian River Lagoon with the 12th Annual Concert in the Park Series.   The Friday night concerts, which take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m., are sponsored by the City of Sebastian, the Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce and Melbourne International Airport. There will be food and refreshments for sale by Show-Stopper Specialties and other local vendors; and the Lions Club of Sebastian will be selling popcorn. During intermission, the crowd will have a chance to win giveaways from the local business community.

Bring a comfortable lawn chair and/or blanket and flash light and enjoy the local talent and river breezes. Tell your friends and neighbors.

Concert Series Schedule:

February 18 – SRHS Jazz Ensemble & Steel Drum Band

March 11 – Mike & Kayte featuring music from the 80s & 90s

March 25 – Straight Ahead with Tina Stefanos featuring Swing Music

April 15 – The Mojo Medicine Band featuring Classic Rock from the 70s, 80s & 90s

April 29 – Squerl the Band featuring Country, Rock & Originals

May 20 – Atlantic Bluegrass Band

June 10 – John Mackin – featuring Jimmy Buffet-type Music

For more information, call the Chamber at 772-589-5969 or visit www.SebastianChamber.com

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