SummerDusk
brings a variety of local and regional musicians to the Collonade for a series of free family-friendly concerts every summer.
WHEN:
7pm to 9pm on "Third" Friday evenings each month May through September - Check below for this season's schedule....
WHERE:
The Collonade at Concourse Park
St. John Ave. & Benton Blvd.
WHAT TO BRING:
Bring a blanket or a folding chair, and if you'd like, a picnic basket or cooler with your favorite snacks and beverages, and maybe a sweater or jacket to put on when the sun goes down and the evening cools off.
ALERT: SummerDusk Rain Location
In the event of rain, we will move our concerts to the Northeast KC Chamber of Commerce and CID offices:
2657 Independence Avenue
KCMO 64124
(The old post office on Independence Ave.)
Lawn chairs and coolers still welcome!
SummerDusk 2019
Concerts begin at 7pm.
May 17th -
June 21st -
July 19th -
Aug. 16th -
Sept. 20th -
Rex Hobard and the Honky Tonk Standards
The Short Round String Band
featuring Betse Ellis
Dead Voices
Fast Johnny Ricker
Marimba Sol de Chiapas
Honky Tonk and Hard Country
Kansas City's Mexican Marimba Ensemble for 25 years
Blazing Blues/Rock and Slide Guitar.
Southern String Revival Band - from BOTH sides of the state of Missouri
Cosmicpolitan Folk Rock
Contact:
We've tried to provide all the info you need about the Summer Dusk Concert Series here on the website, but if you have specific questions that aren't answered here, or need to speak with a representative of Northeast Arts directly about a special need or request, please email:
Scott Hobart -
Thanks to our sponsors...
The SummerDusk Concert
Series is funded in part
by a grant from the Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund.
Northeast Arts KC is proud to partner with
Kansas City Parks and Recreation to bring
the SummerDusk Concerts to the
people of Kansas City.
Additional funding for SummerDusk
comes from local donors.
Somtimes it's just a few bucks
in the jar at the Northeast Arts
table on the day of the concert -
other times it's a generous contribution from a local business
or a friend of the nieghborhood.
These donors play an essential part in making the concerts possible.
To everyone who helps out, we say,
THANK YOU!