The new bandshell will host musicians every Wednesday at Memorial Park
Summer music is returning to downtown Bracebridge as the Bandshell Concert Series gets set to launch at the town’s new bandshell in Memorial Park. Starting June 24 and running every Wednesday evening through the end of August, the free outdoor concerts will feature live performances from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
The season kicks off with a grand opening celebration featuring Luke Crans, followed by a lineup of local and regional acts including the Northern Lights Steel Orchestra, Muskoka’s Men Folk, Neil Hutchinson and Friends, Broadtree, Sawyer Lance, The Hopheads, Christina Hutt Music, Briar Summers, and Sean Cotton.
Organizers are inviting residents and visitors of all ages to bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the performances under the open sky. The series is free to attend, with donations welcomed in support of the musicians. More information is available at Bandshell Concert Series .
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