Summer Concert in the Park: Palmyra-Eagle Band

FREE Concert in the Park TOMORROW – Don’t Miss It! 🌳✨

Grab your lawn chairs, blankets, and your favorite people – because The Palmyra Eagle Community Band is playing LIVE and FREE at Cravath Lakefront Park on Tuesday, August 12th at 6 pm. This is a local favorite you don’t want to miss!!!

[From the band’s website] “The Palmyra-Eagle Community Band brings programs that feature a real slice of home town band music. Music to put a Smile on Your Face and the Tap in Your Toe. Our band numbers over 40 dedicated musicians that perform year round, from our first concert on Fat Tuesday through our Christmas concert the first Sunday in December. Our performances include selections from the mid-nineteenth century to present day. They include Sousa, Civil War, light classical, opera, 40s, polkas, marches, Dixieland, Broadway, show music and much more. We take pride in developing themed concerts based on a historical event, such as World War II, the Civil War or a period of music such as Sousa, the 40s and American Pops.”

We are super excited to be back on Tuesday nights for the Concerts in the Park Series. Our partnership with the City Market is truly unique and we are looking forward to Summer 2025!!

FREE Concerts will start at 6 pm! City Market 4-7 pm. ALL at Cravath Lakefront Park.

There is a limited amount of seating on benches next to the parking lot. Bring a chair or blanket, and, if you wish, bring supper or pick it up from the City Market vendors.

Be sure to watch our Facebook Page for any weather impact updates.

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