Oldies, country, and classic rock – the songs you love to song along with performed by Franklin, PA’s own Windy River band. These good ol’ boys are always a hit when they play here in Corry, so be sure to come on out and enjoy their versions of familiar hit songs!
Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.
The Gem City Concert Band will close out July as Corry Arts Council’s Thursday in the Park act for July 25th. Established in 1940, The Gem City Concert Band is a 501(c)3 non-profit community band, consisting of 50+ dedicated amateur and semi-pro musicians who share the love of music. They always bring a toe-tapping selection of music, sure to make a few audience members get up and dance!
Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.
Radioactive will return to Thursday in the Park 2019 in our continued desire to draw attention to young talents right here in Corry. Voted “Best Local Band” by the Corry Journal three years in a row, Radioactive is a concept rock band playing mutated rock, country, pop, and original music. This will be an all ages show, and as always, is completely free and open to the public!
Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.
UPDATE: We will be INDOORS at our rain location tonight! Please join us at the Relevant Church at 100 W South St, Corry, PA 16407! Music begins at 7 PM!
On July 11th, regional vocalist Kevin Downey returns to Thursday in the Park’s concert series. We are happy to invite our old crooner friend Kevin back, along with some of his friends. He says in his Facebook biography: “I want people to remember me as a talented musician, an innovative artist and a friendly human being that always did my best. Also, that I truly had fun doing it, others benefiting from my choice of color, notation, etc. I want to show people how beautiful I see life as, in time (music) or in space (art). All of this done with the help of family, friends, and mentors I meet along the journey. But, ultimately, I did it, I’m doing it, & I will continue to do it all my own unique way.”
Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.
It’s time for a Thursday in the Park like no other! While there have been other posts discussing our plans for the Old Fashioned Fourth of July Festival, this independence day, even if you have no interest in any of the other activities going on, you can enjoy a full day of music at the park!
Beginning at 1PM, we’ll be featuring Bill Beggs and The Dixie Doodlers.
From Dixieland to American Jazz, the Dixie Doodlers break into a progressive jazz ensemble which demonstrates their flexibility and versatility, and they’ll be sure to set the stage for our Independence Day Celebration.
Then at 3PM, we welcome regional hit Kokomo Time Band! Specifically called out as many people’s favorite act of the year last year, they’ll bring surf rock styling to your ears along with many other golden oldies!
Finally at 6PM, last year’s best attended performer, Happy Days will be here again! Gabriele Ross Giuffre and his wife Mary are here to play the classic Rock’n’Roll that you know and love, and put a true showman’s touch to the whole experience!
This all day musical experience has been made possible with support from multiple granting organizations. We couldn’t have done it without their help!
Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.
The Old Fashioned Fourth of July Festival was also sponsored in part by funds received via a grant from Erie County Gaming revenue Authority.
