Jul 02 Wednesday
It's time for that summertime staple, summer concerts with the Escanaba City Band! A part of the community for over 100 years, the City Band is proud to carry on this unique tradition.Concerts will be held on Wednesday evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Karas Band Shell in Ludington Park. In case of rain, the event will be postponed until the next evening at the same time. Announcements will be made on our Facebook page.
Jul 03 Thursday
The Cloverland Band hails from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, a landscape that’s been cutover and cultivated, regrown and regenerated. Cloverland charts a distinctive musical topography by blending driving bluegrass, old-time melodies, soulful harmonies, classic country, and the timeless energy of rock. Combining their own original compositions with traditional American music, Cloverland’s sound pays homage to the past while growing something fresh, vibrant, and uniquely theirs.Bring your chair or blanket, pack a picnic lunch, or stop by Bobaloon’s Food Truck or Main Squeeze Lemonade and enjoy the library’s second concert of the 2025 Live on the Lawn at Lunch series.This series is funded in part by a Michigan Arts & Culture Council grant (www.michiganbusiness.org/industries/macc/) and the Friends of the Escanaba Public Library.
Come hear the Marquette City Band perform at Lower Harbor Park before the fireworks. Please bring lawn chairs and/or blankets as desired. The rain location is at NMU Reynolds Recital Hall. Free admission (donations appreciated).
Jul 09 Wednesday
Jul 16 Wednesday
Jul 17 Thursday
Chris is a piano player and singer who plays rock, pop, country, smooth jazz, folk music and more. He is a retired high school and middle band director who has played in dueling piano bars and in several bands.His solo shows are designed to encourage the audience to sing along with the many familiar cover songs that he does. Plan on hearing classic tunes by Elton John, Billy Joel, The Eagles, Doobie Brothers, Kenny Rogers, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Jimmy Buffett, Eddie Rabbit, The Beatles and more!He always has a special guest or two join him during his shows. At the Escanaba event, he will be joined by upper peninsula native and Nashville singer-songwriter Luke Ogea.Bring your chair or blanket, pack a picnic lunch, or stop by The Curious Pig Food Truck or Main Squeeze Lemonade and enjoy the library’s third concert of the 2025 Live on the Lawn at Lunch series.This series is funded in part by a Michigan Arts & Culture Council grant (www.michiganbusiness.org/industries/macc/) and the Friends of the Escanaba Public Library.
Come hear the Marquette City Band Children's Concert at Lower Harbor Park near the new playground! Please bring lawn chairs and/or blankets as desired. The rain location is at NMU Reynolds Recital Hall. Free admission (donations appreciated).