The summer concert lineup for Summertime by George s 10th season is here.
A project of St. Cloud Rotary, the weekly free concerts are staged Wednesdays at Lake George. Music lovers can bring lawn chairs or blankets, some cash for food and drink and enjoy two acts in the open air. The opening acts take the stage weekly at 5 p.m. with the headliners taking over from 6:30-9 p.m.
Middle Town Market will again bring food trucks to the park; the Eastman Tavern beer and wine garden and Little Georgetown activities for kids will also return.
A Rotary Club announcement said it will still be taking pandemic precautions with new handwashing and sanitizing stations placed throughout the park. A COVID-19 vaccine clinic sponsored by CentraCare and Stearns County Public Health will be held in conjunction with the event from 4-7 p.m. for the first six weeks of the concert series.
New Sauk Rapids summer concert series performer lineup announced
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SAUK RAPIDS The City of Sauk Rapids has announced the lineup for 10 weeks of music at Sauk Rapids new Southside Park.
The new music series, called Rock the Riverside, will start July 1 and conclude Sept. 2. Each Thursday night performance will feature an hour-long opening act, then a 2 1/2-hour headliner performance.
Here s the lineup, as published in the city s summer newsletter:
July 1: Paul Diethelm - Stretch opening, Strange Daze headlining
July 8: Todd Michael Jameson opening, Arena headlining
July 15: Jen Lamb-Randolph and Jim Anderson opening, Pandemic headlining
July 22: Tony Williams opening, Shane Martin headlining
By Jennifer Lewerenz
Jan 28, 2021 3:50 PM
(KNSI) – The Pioneer Place on 5th is playing host to a virtual fundraiser that helps kids going into foster care.
Local favorites Radio Nation will be performing from the stage at Pioneer Place and beaming right into your living room to help out Sartell-based Pockets of Hope.
When kids leave their homes, a lot of times, they don’t have any personal items. They don’t have anything to call their own. Pockets of Hope creates backpacks full of items that are age-appropriate for them that they get to call their own. Radio Nation’s Dave Lumley says the backpacks “give them a little comfort when they’re when they’re that scary situation.”
Virtual Concert Planned for Sartell-Based Organization
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Dave Lumley says they will be raising money for the organization Pockets Of Hope .
They create backpacks that are filled with personal items and comfort items for kids who are entering into foster care. When these kids leave their home they don t have a lot of personal belongings and this is just a great way to give them a little comfort when they are in a new situation.
Lumley says you don t have to wait to donate to the organization Pockets of Hope , you can do that now via their website.
They have a Pay Pal set up and you can choose to donate. They also have a mailing address if you d like to send a check. And they accept items and they have a list of each age level of what items they need for those backpacks.
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