Lucky Dog returns to Corry! Playing their own mix of music from the 80’s, 90’s, and today you can expect everything from Styx to Harry Styles, and sometimes even calling back to Martha and the Vandellas and getting you dancing in the street!
Mayflower Hill returns to put on a show that everyone in our area needs to see. Coming with a variety of modern hits and a caliber of talent far beyond what most people anticipate from a small town in Pennsylvania, you can expect these boys to holler out a “yee-haw!” as they rock out with anything from well-known rock to classic country and even an original or two of their own that’ll knock your boots off.
You know him, you love him: Dennis Ford returns to the City Park here in Corry all the way from Ashtabula, Ohio. Thursday in the Park wouldn’t be the same without him; Thursday in the Park fans tell us each and every year that he is one of their favorites, and we’re looking forward to fulfilling your request to having him return once more! You’ll find him crooning the standards in his dulcet tones from 7-9 PM this coming Thursday!
A new comer to Thursdays in the Park, Gypsy Heart is a band of roving musicians who will play decades worth of favorites, including Stevie Nicks’ Edge of Seventeen, Heart’s Magic Man, and Jefferson Airplane’s Somebody To Love (as they do in this video).
Presenting The 31st consecutive year for Corry Area Arts Council’s Thursdays in the Park.
All bands are expected to perform live at the City Park in downtown Corry on Center Street from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM each Thursday, beginning June 9th through August 25th.
Each band will get their own detailed announcement the Friday before their appearance at the city park, look forward to each announcement!
June 9th: Gypsy Heart
June 16th: Dennis Ford
June 23rd: Mayflower Hill
June 30th: Lucky Dog
July 7th: Revolving Again
July 14th: House of Rhythm
July 21st: The Erie Philharmonic, performing Tubby the Tuba – Full event begins at 6PM
July 28th: Knuckle Down
August 4th: Slim and Red
August 11th: Diana Evans
August 18th: Happy Days
August 25th: Radioactive
Thursdays in the Park is sponsored by the Corry Community Foundation.
Support for The Erie Philharmonic is provided in part by:
The Clarence E. Beyers Music Performance Fund of the Erie Arts Endowment via Erie Arts & Culture
Northwest Bancorp, Inc. Charitable Foundation
Peterson Cartridge Co.
Corry Fabrication
