Month: August 2019

Concord Station has been turning some heads in Corry over the last couple of years. The Corry Area Arts Council has had their eye on these fellas for a while, and are thrilled to close out the 2019 Thursday in the Park Concert Series with 3 country boys from Elgin, PA, as Mark, Jeff & Randy carry on the music tradition with acoustics, harmonies & the old classics.

Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.

This Thursday the Corry Area Arts Council welcomes a newcomer to the line up: The Necessary Experience. When asked what genre of music they play, they simply respond with “good music,” and when asked about their style, they are happy to describe themselves as Fun, Funky Rock N’ Roll. With well rehearsed sets that transition from one song to the next seamlessly, this band is sure to wow audiences as they play through a catalog of their influences, including The Beatles, Steve Miller, Marvin Gaye, Led Zepplin, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, and anything Motown in general!

Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.

Always a big hit singing many classics, standards, and patriotic tunes, Dennis Ford returns to Corry’s Thursday in the Park concert series once again! If you’re looking to find comfort in something familiar, look no further than this Ashtabula, Ohio crooner belting out famous songs from the 1950’s and 60’s, as well as a few originals featuring he and his wife.

Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.

Erie, PA’s Lucky Dog will entertain you with songs by Journey, Styx, Carrie Underwood, Lady A, Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Queen and more. Members of the band have won multiple awards over several years, and their ability to entertain puts this band at the top of their game!

Thursday in the Park would not be possible without the generosity and support of the Corry Community Foundation and Erie Arts & Culture.